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i§ TOP COVERAGE 0.0 ii < ae aem Leader-Press and Leader Shopper as*. 88 —top circulation coverage in ttm Woodbridge area. Serving Woodb ridge Township, Cartcret and Edison Enttrtd u M Oi>< v.n TEN CENTS At P. O. Woodbri«|f, N. J. Woodbridge, N, J., Thursda . August 10, 1967 On Thunday
•<;-"f7:WB» :;•;.>"•' TownsMp Answers Flag Burners Largest Patriotic Program in History Of Woodbridge Scheduled for Oct. 22nd
WOOI>BRI1»GE - Wood Business and Professional clusion of National Nicholas Romeo head of the on paintings on patriotic sub- liririge Township — an All Women's Club of which Mrs Women's Week, which BPW Music Department of Town- jects which will be placed on America City and a munici- ElUabeth Novak, Fords, ir, sponsors. ship schools will be in charge exhibition that night. Prizes pality with a historical heri president and Miss Ruth Preliminary plans call for of a 100-plece band and a will be awarded for the best la Re which (Joes back over Wolk is Americanism chair- the massing of the colors of too member choir is to be paintings. I'M) years — will have an ex man, a mammoth patriotic all organizations In Wood- organized to sing patriotic Trumbatore and Mrs. No- citing answer to draft card program will be presented at bridge Township. Captain songs. A name singer will vak are hopeful that the pro- gram, sparked by a deep- and flag burners on Sunday, the Woodbridge Senior High Howard Tune of the Wood- he featured as soloist. rooted spirit of patriotism, October 22. School Stadium. bridge Police Department, As soon as school opens, a COOPERATION PROMISED will be the most successfnt I'nr on that day, Wood- who is also a major in the group of young actors will ever held in Woodbridgc brider will prove that patrio- Both Mayor Ralph P. Ra- Green Berets (reserve) will start rehearsals on a playlet, Township. tism is not dead in this "Ty- Tone and William Bihler, have approximately 70 mem- the central figure to be that Miss Wolk, who will serve pical American Community" president of the Board of bers of the Green Berets pre- of Janet Gage, a native of as public relations chairman CONGRATULATIONS: Mayor Ralph P. Barnne is shown congratulating (loft to right) John — a designation given to ihf Education, have promised sent to take part of the pro- Woodbridge, whose husband for both groups, said today: .1. Pinoci, Barry L. Johnston and William P. Farrell on their promotion!; in the Engineering Township during World War complete cooperation. gram. was a Tory. Janet, however, "We need the help of each Department. II by Station WOR. The date has significance DRILL TEAMS SETS was a patriot and with the and every individual and or- Under the Joint sponsor- for the sponsors of the pro- Drill teams from Fort Mon- aid of a servant raised the ganization in this Township. ship of the Cultural Sub- gram, which will be offered mouth will take part in a first 13-star flag on what is If you have any ideas that Applicants Committee of the Mayor's without charge, because the special presentation which now Main Street, Woodbridge. will make the program bet- Township Promotes Three Committee on Youth, headed following day, a Monday is will feature every flag that ART EXHIBITION ter, please do not hesitate to by Michael Trumbatore and United States Day of United ever flew over the United Artists in the area are let us know. Believe us, we Sought For In Engineering Offices the Woodbridge Township Nations Week and is the con- States. also requested to start work will welcome all suggestions. WOODBRIDGE - Three En- Patrolmen gineering Department em ployees were promoted this Union Head 1967 Woman of the Year WOODBRIDGE - Police Di- week, Mayor Ralph P. Barone Youth Starts Two More International rector Joseph A, Galassi is ad- ;announced today. They are vertising today for young men John F. Pinoci, 3 Park Avenue, iTruck Driver Sought by Local B. P. W. interested in becoming members Avenel; Barry L. Johnston, 3211 New Voters' Firms Will Locate Here of the Woodbridge Police De- Revere Road, South Pldiufieldj WOODBRIDGE—Who will be an's Week, is sponsoring the WOODBRIDGE—Two more internationally known firms partment or to serve in the Po-and William P. Farrell, 270 Me CauseRuckus the 1967 Woman of the Year? Woman of the Year contest. lice Cadet Program. The ad are to locate in Woodbridge Township. For the third consecutive Farland Road, Colonia. Registration Although Business AdmioU'rator James A. Alloway Invitations will be sciit to as vertisemenl will be found else WOODBRIDGE - More vio- year, the Woodbridge Township Pinoci received his Engineer- would neither confirm or deny our exclusive story, it is many organizations as possible where in this issue. lence occurred yesterday morn- Business and Professional Wom- ing-In Training Certificate and WOODBRIDGE — "We can't definite that Kaiser Aluminum and Continental Can Cor- en's Club, as part of its celebra- asking them to send in nomina- Galassi is hopeful of appoint- vote, because we are under 21,1 ing at the strike-bound plant tions, according to Mrs. Aida ing at least 10 new patrolmen was therefore promoted to as- poration will build in the Township. Mayor Ralph P. tion of National Business Worn- but lhat Barone, is on vacation v*.' was not available for of the Shell Oil Company at Breunan amT Miss Ruth Wolk'. and six cadcttes. If the budget jsistant engineer. A native of doesn't mean we Sewaren, with a large stone * (•in "stand ii." there, mi'y lie[Latvia. he attended cadets wultl sit. idly by and not 'to comment the plant and not leave the vehi- thrown at a truck driver and cle on West Avenue. He claimadl "However," they noted. ''We «ven more, he said. school in Yugoslavia ami train ,anything," said George King. Our reliable source is the wnie one who gave us'the a striker claiming he was Patrolmen start at $6,657 nar story first on Eastern Airlines coming to the Township. as he inched forward, efifaveImay ina.tverfpn!l,v akiif-tirgaiu- fed as a draftsmen while work -j King, a freshman at Renssn-j knocked down by the truck. threatened to throw a large Uationu due to lark tfadd/este's 1. year, and will reach $7,300 after One Township official, who admitted we were "on the Patrolman Phillip Yacovino three years. The average work Townshiing herep. H10e yearshas bee. n with the iaer Poly Teehj has fmmd a| right track," noted that the construction "would not be stone at him, but he continuednf any orcanizal/in. men's way for young people to parti- was sent to the scene by Lt. on. He then said that Brave groups as well as women's week is 38.6 hours. Patrolmen Johnston received his Profes- manufacturing and would not include oil tanks!" William Burns who received a get five paid holidays a year, cipate in civic duties. He has Both buildings will be very large—about "a quarter of threw the rock through the leftlcmbs. wishes Io nominate some sional Engineer's License and call at 9:44 A, M., that there front, window of the cab, nar f t honor, application up to 25 working days vacation Was promoted to Supervising revitalized t h e Woodbridge a million square feet," our informant tells us. was trouble at the plant. There one or ne per year and sick leave. Youth Registration Corps. The Both will be in the vicinity of Blair Road, one on the rowly missing him. ,j blanks may be obtained from Principal Engineer. A graduate the officer found a man lyinj» in Meantime, Brave was treated ' Washington Ave Blue Cross, Blue Shield and of Norwich University, Nor- organization is made up of 30 Visceglia tract and the other near the Colonial Pipe the roadway and a truck pulled Mrs Brenn aili Lines property, our source rtvealed. for contusion of the left arm major medical insurance are wich. Vt., he previously worked youngsters, ages 16 - 21, whose into the plant. The man on theand released. At headquarters, nue, Colonia or from Miss Wolk paid by the municipality. Each for the State of New York andgoal is to secure 1,000 newly- road was identified as Vernon the union representative made at the Leader-Press office." policeman has Civil Service sta- Elston T. Killan Associates. He register. We will also contact 1964. He then contacted Martin Brave, 44. 413 Cherry Street, a statement, and said the truck Nominees do not need to bt tus and comes under the Police eligible voters to register re- has been employed by the those in the military and in Weisman, initiator of the WYRC Edwardsville, 111., a union rep kept edging into the plant, push- members of BPW The award is and Firemen Pension system. gardless of party preference. c erred n lhe basis o£ Township for one and one-half and currently Administrative resentative, presently staying at him backward He their °"f ° Patrolmen receive $150 a year Members represent every sec- college who will be able to vote ing achievements, leadership and years. by absentee ballot." Aide to Mayor Ralph P. Ba- the Dutch Maid Motel, Route 1. stated that he picked up a rock clothing allowance and are tion of Woodbridge and will try Irone. Weisman explained how Yacovino then entered the service to the community and Receiving his Professional King, former president of the and told the driver he would trained in modern police meth- to reach their goal by tracing ihe operated the program, then plant where William J. Schwen- to organizations which work for ods and techniques. Engineer's License, Farrell was "protect myself if I had to." lists of the graduates of the Student Council at John F. Ken- King took it from there. zer, 24, 757 St. George Avenue, "He said something 1 couldn't the welfare of the community. A competitive examination also promoted to Supervising nedy Memorial High School, Ise- Three male judges, whose Principal Engineer. A graduate classes of 1962, 1963 and 1964 "I called some of my friends, was identified as the truck driv- understand," declared Brave, will be held at Woodbridge Se from all the public and paro- lin, first got the idea when er. , Schwenzer said he was "and continued on, causing me names will not be divulged until nior High School September 13 of Newark College of Engineer- and they phoned", King said, the name of the winner is an chial high schools which Wood- trying to figure out what to stopped by the pickets as he to fall backwards and hit the at fi:00 P. M. Closing date for ing, he is continuing his studies "After a while my phone was was about to enter the plant. nounced, will be given copies bridge residents attend. do for the community. He re- pavement." filing applications is September there toward a master's degree. busy all the time with com- He then related he heard air The officer's investigation of resumes and will make their 3- Forms may be obtained at He has Been in the local En- King stated, "We want to membered an organization call- plete strangers calling., It took leaking from the left front tire, showed that the stone thrown selections individually. The win Woodbridge Police Headquar- gineering Department for four get all those who will be 21 ed the Woodbridge Youth Re- only a few days to get all of the strikers evidently opening through the cab window weighed ner will be the one with thi ters, 24 hours a day. years. years old by Election Day to gistration Corps initiated in our people". the valve, so he decided to enter approximately 10 pounds. largest number of points. Many Innovations to Mark Opening of Colonia Senior High School Next Month
P (I AI!AIION 0K Tlll : K i ] ^ ' ' TUNING: Librarians Mrs. Judith Chasen ami Mrs. I vm, llutiliinsun are hard at work gelling the new Coloiiia Senior lliKti AT KNTKANCE OF NEW SCSCHOOLI : Dr." Donald Kv Geitdis, principal of new Colonia Senior M; n»»l l.il.raiy ready in time lor school opening. Dr. Gcddis noted that the libra ly will house 7.UU0 volumes shortly alter the ilours ol the new building open but HiKli School, Irft is shown at tthe modernistic entrance' setting of the new stiuiiure, discussing wiuiin a lime to live, year penud the shelves should hold 10,000 volumes. The collection, including reference works, is must up to dak, the librarians said. last minute details with Donald Aaroe, clerk of the works lor the Board of Education.
By KUTH WOLK 1 Williams, formerly at John V The school has facilities lor a Kconninies frcuii Solon Hall Uni Proud of S iwith the assistance of student jw;is a bit unusual I" (each! Vincent Wu. Ill' new 1e;idiei Kennedy Memorial School, maximum of 1,800 to 1,900 .stu vi'isily and his dnclnrale front! II i* evidml, thai Dr. (iprlihs iiiiles, uiitinK 7 000 volume-, < in a Iliuh .Sihuoi Dr'-P''"1 m"sl °' '!'' ('li-iiicni.'ii dents " tog o(.uuiesf Chinesee a, motiera mtMlern eieen eleci t uepninf f» thu* u -u Rulfiers in Kducation Adminis is vei v proud of the new M'hooliproce^ed and ptarf^d mi Ihp tiedtlu. rrplieil: 'educati.m yffli- in Chain a! eUeum Jfljjj,. )•„»..„_languaae„! laboratorI-I i v anri_.._i!fc:£ ^8 "1f«iat new budding ready. The new principal, uhn has iration and Supervision. His uitli its modernistic entrance.Ishehev Within tJiree to five •• 1 am convinced that the vvay(. keeping rmf. ptpp ahe^l 0! ! openjn In taci l found bMn « new' system of teachina tol° 'J «, ' working here sines Sep first teaching job was in Key-Tbe auditorium is a spaciousiyears, Dr Oerldis hopes, that trer.tren_d in secondary education ,jle Japanf=»', UP attended ml ^B hnih m.n m .h.rt .i»ov.« -». tember, 1966 toward the open-port where he taught business one with a seating capacity of ithe collection will increase tojvill he the teaching of non west Ipue.i anfl utiuci'^lilt's in ihu Of ing of the school,, is a native ofeducation and coacheched footballfootball. 8iiO seatsets. . The gym is so coconn - 10,000 volumes. li' e .eventuallylcr..n language. s an-d culture". country. the features at that had tob Summit. He is a graduate of He then went to Union Township structed that it can be divided believes that the collection will Dr. Ueddis explained that Vin- Summit Higl- School and re "Vincent Wu," said Dr, ficd- Coloniu new Dr Ce(Jdis M,d it is ,stlmtt. where he held a jimilar jjob. into three teaching stations. It mount to Ui.OOO volumes. cen Wu, whose father, John C. clis, "U'liclu's iiistniciiirs bnw to when it stu L h l ailiiiinistra willl seat 1,100, "\V<- will have a modern elcc- II. Wu, is an mlenuitioital law , ,,, ,,, ... ., "iiw* siduul tlieie will he 1 iM KLUUHIIUIS ill »«•" Um-!live •a.htm.Mo Hiee Supetiul.apiul.a . TUe uumy wilwill undoubtedlundoub y iriiuii' lauguu|g<* laboratory," yer of fume, will be on the fac-teach Cliliit'ie. Ho will ul MI , to. th« ti»t time h*ptwu jpUpil* ,„ «t,«ud«a,e froi..|veHity. Upon gi.du.tiou ii.e.tco t ut h at Summit. Be|b« tlu envy of the school y Dr Gcddis related, "and we will ultylt . ThTh « eldeldr Wu serve d onjteac j h noil wttiteru cultures in , . !«rade« 10 U) 12. The sUiilenis seiyeit in (lip anny as a Kir.st'tin's vi, to WoiKlbndp.e lie leiu. TU librarian Mrs. Judith leach KrtHich, .Spanish, lienniinitlie.Ntfiioniiliiil f'hiiia cnui-st
^principal Dr. . Donal, * , d R. 'wil.l com* e from Wiiiidl>ivia. '' K* Limleiiainfo.--.. —iw ^.^.-.,..u years. -^»,. .-*_i.«lle'.^ri..,. «<-• ! 11 ',a1 i 'HUH Hssistiin|ll .III I tfil l I |iMiiii|i,iIlllill II HIIUl Chase1TJLJ1 l«>Jlin Jan lltJIV-ld Mr*J . l..\nn lliilLh-'HiwI t'hint--.e' 1 'milI ;iml is ilu' iiullmi 11I iu,ii\ 0 r R S ! aiul Colonl!l lh n hit vies 1 urn '"' "° g nn' '' <'<>ii tninmni 11111 i<-it lhi his e.lui'aii(iiis , re anil lain' as principal «t Oie in.Min. whose mother'leaches in Nut t'inisiial- ' itiook\ iim*i ui ilieui on iiiteuiH Wiliiajniaud AveuelJwuor High 5tJjool»( I wiving his master jtlM ichool iystem. at* busy, Asksd ii h« did uut tbillk WtlOfl»l latt* utt PAGE TWO • I,,, Thursday, August, 10, 10B7
Thn Iv'-Mif""'' r 'V I;' Information or registration, may Cartercl. lie is a graduate of cate and will also b» listed in one's |u'tMm.ility /if/by Sitting Clinic directory to be glfeVto an call Mrs, William Westermann, is more im- JayVt'P of till' Month Carleret HiKh, Sehool and is |iiiit:inL (linn that of retaliating ' , local Jayceeettes for future chairman. 549-2771. employed by U. S. Metals and Set by Jaycec-cttes others. is (.mines Hrtnsel baby sitting needs. • Refining Company, Carterct. He WOOIHUUDMK — diaries WOODBRIDOE — The Wood- Anyone interested th further Ilcmsel hits been named Jaycce nnw resides with his wife and dKP Township Jayccc-ettes the best hot or diaiid Opening AUK. 17 & 18 daughter at 108 Second Slrecl nf Ihe Mon'h for his oulslandinp will conduct, a baby sitting clinic cold SUBS in town ,. Watrh this work :IK rhnirman of (he Jay at Ihr Henry Jnrnan Library, In CENTRAL BAPTIST ^PHIUIPS> rees safe driving display pro Lyndon Johnson, President: man Avenue, Oolonia, August CHURCH FRFFTIFT* ;;rain accnnlinfi lo an announce- "I offer assuranee to alt that 17, 22, and 24 from 7:30 until Of Woodbrldg* Township Tony Del Vae ment by Jack f,a\vrenee, presi 'Ihe Government of the United ft:00 I'. M. All girls between Tempanrr I.«r>((4; chin, prop. ilenf. •Sl:ik"» will do its part for peaee HIP a«rs of 12 and 17 are invited Fnbtir School No. (i W*o4Mn* Avt., A»eiwl, N.J, IMI Rnnirvrlt Mr. llemsel. a.qed 2,"i, came lo in every form, anil at every id attend this series of talks Air.^ (iirlfrft WoiHlbrid^e four years n^o from level", and films. Sunday Schotl 10:00 A.M Mornlnt i«rvie» 1100AM Arrangements are being made . !*rvlet «:30P.M include representatives from Evtning »«rvl<. . 7:30 PM the Police Department, Fire De- W.d. Mtd-W«k S.rvi<._ 7:30 f M CHARLIE'S partment, First Aid Squad and a visiting nurse as guest speak- Piltari R*v. Jamil Otnt SUBMARINES 1895 CHRISTENSEN'S 1967 ers. AH girls who complete the Fun^.mrnlil FunirT mi Main SI . R.hw.r Ml «71 course will be given a certifi-
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ON DEAN'S LIST Trip to Museum Set WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY CARTERET — Michael Der- Sunday for Cub Pack Fashion Show BOUNTIFUL czo of 10 McKinley Avenue, this 1SELIN — Joseph Dunn, cub- borough, is one of 47 Middlesex master of Pack 49, sponsored by \ during lunch BUFFET students on the Dean's List at Knights of Columbus Council by JO-m's fashions (ALL YOU CAN EAT) Seton Hall University, South 3639, reported plans for the fi- Served noon 'til 3 P.M. Orange. ' | nal summer activity on Sunday, LADIES WELCOME ADDITIONAL MERCHANDISE HAS BEEN A trip to Boy Scouts of Amer- ica Outdoor Museum of Nature "DON'T MISS IT" — Stanley & Emeli* and Conservation, New Bruns- ADDED FOR THIS WEEKEND wick, is scheduled for cubs, den U. S. ONE WOODBRIDGE .... 634-6061 (IN CASE OF RAIN SALE WILL BE HELD INDOORS) Railway Typewriter Co. mothers and chaperones. They *«ltiur«nt tn4 i will leave at 12 noon from the C»cknll too--. BANQUET FACILITIES - ENTERTAINMENT NITELY Knights of Columbus parking Let the new •!!. < area, Grand Street. VISIT OUR OUTDOOR BARGAIN REMINGTON1 MODffi 102 ELECTRIC ADDING MACHINE take the work out of oOr TABLES AND RACKS figurework chores.
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An thr works with rehearsals for tliony's Church will be held the Circle I'l.ivri's o|>riiing pro [Sunday, al tho recreation cm iliirliim of "Flnrefoiil in [ ho ;ter grounds, West Avenue be Park", lo hp presented al I he I limning al 12 noon. (!amrs, firclr I'lavhousr. in mid Sep prizes, various foods and danc I ember intt are featured. Picnir will he The M-.I -mi planned for a lilllr held rain or shine. Tickets arr Ilieatre group includes such pro available from any Holy Name 'liichnns ns "A Thousand member, the picnic chairman, Clowns". "A Shot in the Dark" Sieve Lazar, or at the door. All and "Cat on a Hot Tin Rnof". are welcome, \ Season tickrls for (he entire Rolurns for the church raffle! •:niiip of plays to br prcsrntrd for the car are required/request I by thr Players, arc ..vailablo at ed to be in no later than noon rrducrd rales, and may be pur- Saturday the 12th. The drawing | chased by contacting Miss Con- will he hold at the Church in! nie Marchilto. ticket chairman, the afternoon of thr 12th. 1081 Hryanl Street, Rahway. Organizations wishing lo book performances of any of Iho plays listed above, for fund- Knights Install raising purposes, may contact Stanley Kaplan, benefit chair Officers Sunday man, K!lfi DrWitl Terrace I,in den, for available dates and WOODBRIDGE — Middlesex prices. Council 8S7 Knights of Colum- hus will install new officers on Sunday at the Council chambers beginning at 4:00 P. M. Mem Dad-Son Outing hers and their wives are invited to attend. MR AM) MRS. L. D. WAlNWRKillT Held bv Scouts New officers include Joseph .1. Gougcon, grand knight; Nich Troop 44 concluded another olas DaPrile, deputy grand eventful Scouting year with its knight; Robert DeJoy, chancel- Double Ring Ceremony annual father and son campout lor; Stanley Troyano, recorder; at the Hostetter estate. Satur John M. Mullen, financial see day morning was devoted to a 1 MRS. LESLIE P. TRINITY, JR. retary; Stephen Martiak, treas- United Couple Recently Dad versus Son Softball game urer; Frank Bopp, warden; and many a slightly aging Dad James McGrath, advocate; Sandahl - Messer Nuptiah WOODBRIDGE - Announce- gy Stahn and Michelle Femrite. learned the agony of having to James McDermott, inside guard; "speed the body down to first ment, has been made of the mar- Serving as best man was Trinity-Hart Marriage Joseph Giese, outside guard; E, base." The afternoon was spent Joseph Lollo, Philip Boyle, and Held at New Hampshire riage of Miss Camille Linda James Wainwright, Chesterland, swiming in the lake or seeing Meyer, daughter of Mr. and Ohio, brother of the bridegroom. Leonard L. Walters, trustees. WOODBRIDGE - Nuptial trimmed with white lace, whitt how many fish could be caught. I Rt. Rev. Msgr. Maurice P vows were exchanged recently accessories and an orchid cor- Mrs. Hans B. Meyer of Chokio, Groomsmen were Gary Goller, Early Saturday night Troop 44 jSolemnized on Saturday and L. David Wainwrighl, son Staten Island, N. Y.; Jerry Griffin of St. James Church is between Miss Nancy Louise sage. treated moms, dads and scouts rwvvnw in,. „,,,...;.„> Council chaplain. Mrs. Sandahl was graduated of Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Wain- R ET e a e McClure, Minneapolis; Clifford to franks, corn, doughnuts, cof ™ ™ ~ ™ ™ * Messer, daughter of' Mr. and in 1960 from Keene High Wright of Piscataway, former- Gesellchen Hazelton, N. D. Ush- fee and juice. j of Miss Patricia Catherine Hart, Mrs. Carl E. Messer, Westmore- ly of Woodbridge. The double son of Mr. and Mrs. James P. School and in 1964 from Keen* ers were Allen Jensen, Camp- The highlight of the weekend land, N. H., and James Filer State College, both in Keene, ring ceremony war, performed Hart, 62 Mulberry Street, and bell and Howard Meyer of Stv was the colorful Court of Honor Many Activities Sandahl, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. H. She will teach in the at Our Savior's Lutheran Leslie Paul Stephen Trinity, Jr., Paul. Binfibearers were William held after dark at Lakeside. The James P. Sandahl, 442 Rahway Woodbridge Township school Church, Chokio, with the Hev. Wainwright, nephew of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie entrance of the Indian Dance Avenue, at the Park Hill Church, system. •Delano Lind officiating. The bridegroom, and Toby Ander- Team signaled the start of the Paul Trinity, 41 Claus Street, At Fords Church Rev, C. K. Preus, pastor of Westmoreland. The Rev. Ira Her husband graduated in !ceremonies. A flaming arrow was solemnized Saturday after- FORDS—William Daly of the 1960 from Woodbridge Senior First Lutheran Church, Fergus son. noon at St. Joseph's Church !hace officiated at the double The bride is a W63 graduate shot by one of the Indian braves Holy Name Society of Our Lady High School and in 1964 from Falls, offered the sermon. The lit the large campfire. With with the Rev. Anthony M. Gay- | of Peace Church said a bus will ring ceremony. Susquehanna Universtiy, Selins- bride was given in marriage by of Chokio High School and grad. dos, 0. S. M., officiating at the uated in 1967 from Concordia scoutmaster Frank Kedilla and leave from the Annex at 6:00 Mrs. Edward B. Comerford, grove, Pa. He is employed ai her father. Chairman Robert Vanasse as double ring ceremony. I'. M. sharp tomorrow to go to Keene, N. H., was matron of a teacher of instrumental mu- Attending as maid of honor College, Moorhead, where she idult overseers the honors and honor. Other bridal attendants majored in chemistry. Given in marriage by her Shea Stadium, sic at Avenel Junior High was her sister, Yvonne Meyer iwards were passed out to the father, the bride was attired in The Confraternity of Christian included Mrs. Hussell Matthews, School. of Chokio. Bridesmaids were Mr. Wainwright graduated icouts by Senior Patrol Leader a gown of organza and lace fea- Doctrine office is now open in Rye, N. H., and Miss Susan Col- Sandra Wainwright, Bethesda, from Concordia College in 1966 'Chief" Richard Peterson. turing a sleeveless chape] the Annex. Mrs. V. Tierra will by, Claremont, N. H. Md., sister of the bridegroom; and is stationed with the U. S. The awards were: Tenderfoot, length coat appliqued with | receive registration from 9:00 Andrew Anderson, Wood- Rebecca Twenge, Morris; An- Navy at Brainbridge, Md., John Burlage, Allen Wood; sec- matching lace. Her elbow length A. M. to Noon, Monday through bridge, served as best man. nette Aanerud of Hammond, where he is attending nuclear md class, Frank Spano, David veil fell from a crown of pearls I Friday. John Neilson Woodbridge, and Ind. The flower girls were Peg- power school. Marmorstein, Chris Solop, Peter organza, and crystals, and she ' The Parish library is closed Mark Messer, Keene, N. H., Cornell, James Alloway, Robert carried a bridal spray of carna for the month of August, with were ushers. Nietzer; first class, Robert Pur- tions and orchids. the exception of Sundays, when Given in marriage by her fa avie; life, Richard Ebbets, Maid of honor was Miss Ann it will be open from 10:00 A. M ther, the bride was attired in a Bernadette DembowskL teve Solop, Allan Frazee, Seve o 1:00 P. M. gown of silk organza designed Macfie, James Peterson, Mieh- ette Brucato, Carteret. Bridal attendants included Mrs. Carl The last summer dance spon- with Sabrina neckline ael Hocbcijh; mile swim, Hen Chodack, Carteret; Miss Jill sored by ihe Catholic Youth Or- trimmed with Chantilly lace Bride ofA/2c Wingenmr ry Marmbrstein, Frank Spano, Trinity, and Mrs. Eric Zanetti,! KATHLEEN ANN BROWN ganization will be a block dance iridescent sequins and pearls COLONIA - The wedding of his brother as best man. Peter Ray Volker, James Alloway, in the Annex parking lot, and featuring petal point sleeves John Zmich, David Marmor Carteret, sisters of the bride-1 .ANNOUNCE ENGAGE Miss Bernadette Dembowski, Rastocny and Chester Dem- groom. Junior bridesmaids were Wednesday, August 23. and sculptured waist. The bell, stein. 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ches- bowski were ushers. Miss Kathleen Hart and Miss MEtfj : The engagement of The trip to Seaside Heights shaped skirt terminated in aj Dior detachable train. An iri ter Dembowski, 17 Country Both the bride and bride Merit Badge awards were: Elizabeth Hart, Carteret, sis- Kathleen Ann Brown, daugh- is set for Thursday, August 17, .groom are 1965 graduates of descent sequin petal headpiece (Hub Drive, to Airman I^j(C Rob Personal fitness, Gary Fried ters of the bride. Flower girls ter of Mr. and Mrs. John H, with the, rain date, Tuesday, ert George Wingender, tS^S' Woodbridge Senior High School. man, Steve Solop, James Rij Brown, 131 Prospect Avenue, August 22, from Noon to 9:0C held her bouffant veil of im- Mrs. Wingender is employed by Chris Solop, Harry MaijBior- were Miss Mary Jane and Miss ported French illusion and she; Air Force, son of Mr. and Wrs. Nancy Hart, Carteret, also sis- Woodbridge, to Joseph F. P. M. For reservations contact Theodore Wingender, Mantalok- Public Electric and Gas Corals stein, James AUoway, Frank carried a bouquet of white ters of the bride. Oszeyczik of Highland Park, Theresa Stolte or Neva Ann Wai ing, was performed Saturday pany, Perth Amboy. Her hus Spano; lifesaving, Ray Volker by August 14. pompons, a white orchid and Serving as best man was Ed- son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- afternoon at St. John Vianney band is stationed with the U. S James Alloway, Harry Marmor The postponed Board meeting ferns. Church with the Rev. Francis Air Force at Griffith Air Force stein, John Zmich, Richard Eb ward Siefert, Carteret. Ushers seph Oszeyczik, 1437 Glen- After a tour of New Hamp- included Eric Zanetti, Carteret, will be held tonight in the An Daily officiating. Base, Rome, N. Y. bets, Wayne Schzeffer, Roberl wood Drive, Piscataway, has nex. shire and Maine, the couple will Mrs. David Houston served as After a wedding trip to Cape Purgavie, Ralph Fortunato brother in-law of the bride- been announced by her par- make their home in Wood- groom; Walter Campbell, Car- A $1,000 Bingo is field each matron of honor. Miss Chris- May, the couple will make their Steve Solop; swimming, Chris ents. Friday at 8:00 P.M. in the bridge. For traveling the bride MISS BARBARA PING teret, and Michael Annese, Bay- line Dembowski and Miss Pa- home in Rome. Solop, Steve Solop, Ray Volker A graduate of Woodbridge Annex. chose an aqua sheath dress David Marmorstein, Frank onne. Ringbearer was Edward BETROTHAL TOLD: Mr. tricia Ann Igoe were brides-: Senior High School, Miss Spano, James Alloway; Pets Hart, Carteret, brother of the GUEST PREACHERS and Mrs. Louie Ping, 178 maids. AMAX ELECTS Brown is a senior at the Theodore Wingender served Steve Solop; first aid, Robert bride. FORDS — During the month Meeting on Tuesday Main Street, Woodbridge, an- CARTERET - John Payne Hochrun, David Marmorstein After a trip to Bermuda, the School of Education at Syra- of August, guest preachers are nounce the engagement of Ernest Dubay Named Jr., has been named president James Alloway, Robert Miet couple will make their home in cuse University where she is occupying the pulpit at the Wes- For Cart. Jaycees their daughter, Barbara Jean, of AMAX Iron Ore Corporation, zer; scholarship, Frank Spano Old Bridge. majoring in Elementary Ed- ley Methodist Church. On Sun- CARTERET — The Carteret to Thomas Joseph Fielcetto, a subsidiary of American Metal ''Caller'' for Dance James Alloway; reading, James A graduate of Carteret High ucation. She is a member of day, August 13, The Rev. Her- Jaycees will hold a monthly Climax, Inc. membership meeting, Tuesday, son of Mr. and Mrs. JoBeph WOODBRIDGE - The New Alloway; coin collecting, David School, Mrs. Trinity is employ-j Delta Delta Delta Sorority. man A. Soderberg will speak on In making today's announce 8:30 P. M. at Gypsy Camp Res Fielcetto, Brooklyn, N.Y. .letsey Association for Health, Marmorstein, Harry Marmor- ed as a statistical typist at Hess Her fiance graduated from "Man's Search for God." The Physical Education and Recrea- ment, Ian MacGregor, presi stein, James Alloway. guest organist for the month is taurant. The theme will be In- Miss Ping graduated from Oil & Chemical Corp., Perth Plaimfleld High School and Woodbridge Senior High tion announced that Ernest Du- dent of AMAX, said Mr'. Payne Rutgers University and is Miss Helen Miller. Worship ternational Night in conjunction Other adult leaders in attend Amboy. with the Jaycees membership School and Eastern School for hay, vice president of recrea will be responsible for manag employed by Squibb, New services remain at. the 9:30 A.M. ing AMAX's 25 per cent interesl ance were Assistant Scoutmas- Mr. Trinity, a graduate of thr drive. Physicians' Aides, New York tion, has again been selected to ters Hoyt Shields and Roy Brunswick. He is also a mem- hour through the Labor Day "call" at the annual square in the Mt. Newman iron ore pro same high school, attended Guests from Hawaii and New City. She is employed at ect in Baumgardner. Scouts present Orange Coast College, Costa ber ™_™JZZ^1Zof N. J. National Guard. weekend. Roosevelt Hospital, Metuchen. dance of the associations' eon J Western Australia, were Greg and Richard Vana- Zealand will speak of their cus vention to be held in conjunc- Mesa, Calif., and is attending toms and lives as Jaycees in Her fiance graduated from see, Tom Leach, Kevin and Union Jr. College.-He served in Colby AcaCemy High School, tion with the New Jersey Edu- MARINE PROMOTED their parts of the world. Greg McNelis, James Kodilla Germany with the U. S. Ajmy Further information may be Brooklyn, and also from the cation Convention in Atlantic CARTERET-Word has been Chuck Malinchak, Tom Man Lazarski-Bundrick Rites City, November 9-11. and is employed also with Hess obtained from Gabe Suto, 74 Eastern School for Physic- received that Richard W. Car- nion, Bruce and Mark Baum ians' Aides. He is employed The square dance will be held ter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oil & Chemical Corp., Perth Hagaman Street, or Richard gardner, Steve Hutton, Bria Amboy. Nonnenmacher, by Charles Phizer, medical at the New Jersey Association mund J. Carter, 14 Birch Street Macfie, John Chattin, Rober Held Saturday at Iselin 75 Hagaman headquarters hotel, the Tray- Street. technician, New York City. was promoted to Lance Corporal Silva, William VanderDecker ISELIN — Saturday afternoon more, on Thursday, November in the United States Marine Charles Saladin, Dan Shield! 9. Corps. at St, Cecelia's Church, Miss John Koch. Picnic Sunday Patricia Cecelia Bumdrick, Fire Demolishes daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Iselin Residence CONNIE Bundrick, 138 Bedford Avenue, Just love For Craftsmen became the bride of Joseph An- ISELIN — Early Saturday , KATHY CARTERET—William Chabe thony Lazarski, North Arling- morning a fire practically de- j \ SALLY na, chairman of the Craftsmen's ton, son of Mrs. John Sele- molished a home at 112 Wood j their jobs NEW SLANT on Club annual family picnic, an- woniuk, Elizabeth, with the Rev. Avenue. Chief Al Signore, of the RITA nounced that final arrangements John Roos officiating. Chemical Hook and Ladder Co., TRACEY at HE$$ have been completed for this , ... District 11, reported no injuries year's picnic to be held on Sun- ,.,... L.mrskl' ***** in the blaze. lhe b ie r m wa And if you have adequate short- Better Living dayy,, Augusg t 13, starting at l:30J°' ™ S °° ' * Township police alerted the th Cft' Clbi^^^M'lThoma^CassCassidyi , firemen at 4:40 A. M., and they P. M. at the Craftsmen's iMiss Elaine Tobia, Miss Kath- hand and typing skills, we might on Elm Street. worked at the scene for abotit Pony rides and a blueberry leen O'Connor, and Miss Brenad an hour before bringing the fire have just the job that you'll love, Turn to pie eating contest4 for the chil- Deluca were the bridal attend- under control. Origin of the fire dren, a tug-of-war for the ladies ants. Miss Eileen Hill served as was not determined. too! and. horseshoe pitching, nail flower girl. William Eichele, owner of the driving and beer drinking con- Walter Lazarski, brother of house, returned from a vacation You see, we understand that bright, Interest- tests for the men, all with prizes the bridegroom, was best man. at Toms Hiver, to discover his ing young people want to work with other First Savings for the winners, ensure a good Usher* were Richard Bundrick, home gutted. bright, interesting young people. And that's the kind of people that work af lime for all. Joseph Pituch, and Thomas The Ladder Co. was assisted Cassidy. *> Hess. It's one of the open secrets that hv Volunteer Fire Co. v t and make us an amazing '"happening" for a Two Men Hurt After' a (rip to the Poi'mio'the Iselin First Aid Squad. in the oil industry. .'Mountains, Pa., the couple will; ! On the Turn ivhe make their home in North Ar Our sals like to stay with us — and grow CARTKKF.T — Two men were lington, with us. We have nice offices — and we're seriously injured last Wcdnes-j Mr.s Lazarski is a jjraduale! Q in the process of constructing a beauti- HOME LOAN day when a driver fell asleep at of john F. Kennedy Memorial *Jtl ihion I low fully new building that will be finished tli# wheel of his car on the New High School and is taking cor- early next year. Our salaries are Jersey Turnpike and rammed an respondence courses from La- good — and if you're a really good abutment near the Carteret Salle University. Her husband The college girls are begin worker, they continue to bet bet- Interchange, State Police re ning to \Wip for clothes that ter. Our employee benefits are When you need a Home Loan, turn to the people who like to say ported. graduated from William I. Dickinson High School, Jersey "lt'-v w'" "t'('1' w'le" "K'y ^° terrific, and we have free Police identified the driver as back to school in the full. Vel- parking space available. "yes" to people like you ... that's us! four Ronald Bond. 23, of 1241 Codies ,,">', •»'' f''"/, V"™ ''"Ve" t will be in the picture ami And incidentally, we havp Our many years of home financing experience will smooth the lhe U s Nav v B()lB()lhh Ave., Neptune. He suffered a| - - . - »«»«•• «•'<»-,«•'<»-wiwinn bbee useusedd fofor r dadavv oor r evrnievrninn K a low cost company way to the Home Loan that suits your needs. fractured left arm, a ml on the ployed al Wcstinghmise Klectric w(,ar ']'hp velvet shirtdrcss with cafeteria 1h;il. serves thin which reriuired five sii Corp., Newark. white salin collar and cufls is a firkt class meal. turps, and bruises and abra ~" ',-i prclty af. well us n .M'II: ililc sc To apply Jar i positinn tt HM» •'inns. DAUGHTER IS BORN lection' A good KICH IS In have gome UUie uilli out Mr. 2>eyl». A ppassnv;er, Y
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was employed as an oiler at sey, U' S. Army, stationed in U. S. Metals Refining, Carteret. South Carolina. i Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Obituaries Anna (Babitsky) Gibson; three MICHAEL 3. GURKA | brothers. Gene, Roy, and Henry, CARTERKT — Michael J.1 all of Marietta, Ga. Gurka of 81 Lincoln Avenue KAROL MASAROVIC |Stevp; a daughter. Mrs. Rohcrt " died August 2, at home. Mr. CARRTtET — Knrol Masaro- Mrfiuire, Edison; two sons. MISS PATRICIA A. KORDOS Gurka was formerly employ vie, of 72 Charles Strrct, died Donald, Mctiirhpn; Joseph, ati WOODBRIDGE — The fune- •d at the Foster Wheeler Co. August fi at the Elizabeth Cirn-jhome; five grandchildren; twoipal of Miss Patricia Ann Kor- as a machinist for 40 years. He eral Hospital. Mr. Masarovic sisters, Mrs. Margaret IIPRP- dos, 20, of 196 Russell Street, was born in Carteret and held was a rrtirfd Crane opprntondiis, Kurd?;: Mrs. Mary Heprrius, who died August 3 at Rahway membership in the Fraternal with the Metal It Thermit Corp. Perth Amboy; two brothers, Hospital as a result of an au- Order of the Eagles of Rahway, Horn Czechoslovakia, ho John Antos, Perth Amboy; Jo- tomobile accident, was held also the 25 year clul) of Foster was a resident of Carteret since] seph, Avenel. Monday rnorning at the Leon J. Wheeler. 1913. He was a parishioner of - — - - Gority Funeral Home, 411 Am- Surviving the his wife, Naomi hoy Avenue, with a high Mass Kirch. PcrrthllAmhovMaCnd°also ^nrmn^nr^ M'*.K0.WN Elaine Coffcy Gurka: two broth- held membership in the Nation ! jV0.°J?BRinGR ~ ™* fune- of requiem at Our Lady of Mt. ers, Stephen J. Gurka of Point, r f M rs aTen MeKpown Carmell Church. Burial was in Pleasant and Edward G. Gur- •I Sokol Society. l j|i °. , , ' V ™ ' St. James Cemetery. Kfinmore, N. ka of Tampa, Fla.; two sisters, Miss Kordos was employed Mrs. May Rcilly, South Amboy; rlicrl August 2 at home, ,wer whoe Peter Ma^arovic of Puerto by the Loriel Company and was Mrs. Julia Furian of Carteret held Friday morning at the Riro; Ihree daughters. Mrs. a parishioner of Our Lady of brother-in-law, Captain Ed- Rraveside at Trinity Episcopal Mt. Carme! Roman Catholic Gene Resnik of chlirph ward G. Colley of the Rahway Mass.; Mrs. Michael Diulas of; ^rno^ry, Woodhndfie. Church. Police Department. Woodbridge, and Mrs. Saul Taf ' Mrs- McKeown was a mem- Surviving are her father, Pe- bcr and ast atron of fet of New York City. Also sev- P P Ameri- ter, Woodbridge; her mother, Funeral services were con- cus ducted from the Bizub Funeral rn grandchildren anndd three Chapter No. 137, Order of Mrs. George Schaible of New Home, 54 Wheeler Avenue, on groat grandchildren j Eastern Star, Woodbridfie, and York; her paternal grandmoth Friday morning at 10:00 A. M.j Th...e funerau.n.-1-ali waw»s» conducted!" P»"shioner of St. Mark's cr, Mrs. Ann Kordos; and mater- from the Bizub Funeral Home, ^_1ST*! ^.I™1!,.^ .* ™em nal grandmother, Mrs. Mary Ba- by the Rev. Eugene Ebert of 54 Wheeler Avenue, yesterday ber of its Altar Guild at Tona- logh of Travis, Staten Island, Rahway. Interment was in Rah- at 8:45 A. M. Requiem Mass at wanda, N. Y. N. Y. way Cemetery, Rahway. KS Cyrilius & Methodius N. 0 Surviving are her husband, $hurch, Perth Amboy, at 9:30 James; two sons, Robert, Chi WILLIAM F. COUGHLIN inin•: William. Tonawan- ALFREDO CONCEICAO A.A M. witihh thh e RRev . Vit'^RVincent' O : William Tonawan CARTERET-Alfredo Concei CARTERET — William F. Chernesky celebrant. Interment|da! ; four grandchildren and two cao, of 98-B Roosevelt Avenue Cougnlin of 49 Patrick Street was in the church cemetery, iRrcat-grandchildren. died Friday in Perth Amboy died Saturday at Rahway Me Hopelawn. j ' ' General Hospital. A native of morial Hospital. Born in Car NICHOLAS J. WAGERIK Portugal, he had resided in Car teret, he was a life-long resident JOSEPH S. ZICK HOPELAWN — Funeral ser- terct for 51 years. and was employed as a salary FORDS — Funeral services vices for Nicholas J. Wagerik, Mr. Conceicao retired two and wage analyst at Ft. Mon for Joseph S. Zick, 60, of 30 17 Nunlcy Court, Clifton, Staten years ago as an employe of the mouth. Paul Street, who died Sunday at Island, formerly of Hopelawn, Hopper's Wood Preserving Di- Mr. Coughlin was a veteran Perth Amboy General Hospital, who died August 23, were held vision, Port Reading. He was of the U. S. Army in World War GUIDED TOUR: Two officers of the Woodbridge Lions Club are briefed on ntw John F. Kennedy Community Hospital *-r»y were held yesterday at the Mus- Saturday morning at the Scha- a parishioner of St. Joseph's II. He participated in the Nor- ka Funeral Chapel, 235 Hall fer Funeral Home, Staten Is- Roman Catholic Church. He equipment by Dr. Leopold Kaplan, the Edison hospital's radiologist. Club presented $250 check as payment on its pledge to tht mandy Invasion in 1944 and hospital building fund. From left are Dr. Kaplan, Rocco N. Vacca, club president; F. Clemens Stancik, treasurer, and Thomaf Avenue, Perth Amboy, with a land, with a requiem Mass at was the husband of the late saw action in several major high Mass of requiem at Our O. Coleman, vice president of the hospital's Board of Trustees who accepted the donation. St. Sylvester's Roman Catholic Anna Conceicao. campaigns in Europe. I.ady of Peace Church. Burial Church, Stapleton. Burial was Surviving are two step daugh Surviving are his parents, Mr. was in Holy Trinity Cemetery. in St. Peter's Cemetery, Staten tiers, Mrs. Dorothy Walter o Baptist Church Sets will be conducted August 28 5 Park Avenue, CarterStj J. F. Mr. Zick had been employed Island. and Mrs. William V. and Ellen through September 1. Classes Dollinich, 17 Holmes St^Bel, .Car- Payette, Idaho, and Mrs. Jane Quinn Coughlin of Carteret, his Lucky Shoppers In late years as assistant man Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Strella of Elizabeth; three sis Evangelistic Services teret; Joan Bradbury.-26 Gar- wife, Mrs. Shirley Donovan for ages 4-12 will be conducted agcr at the Jacob Goldberg Elizabeth (Unrein) Wagerik; ters, Misses Emelia, Maria Lou- WOODBRIDGE — Sunday the from 9:30 until 11:30 A. M., side Place, Clark; Caiol Chis- Junkyard and had formerly Coughlin; three sons, Patrick, four sons, Nicholas, Stephen, isa, and Deolinda Conceicao all Central Baptist Church, tem- ages 13-18 from 6:00 until 7:00 At Rahway Sales olm, 738 E. Milton Avefflie, Rah- worked for 39 years at the Gen- James and Michael; three of Portugal, and three brothers William and John, all at home; way; Ruth Hersh, 23 Canter- oral Cigar Company. He was a sister, Mrs. Patricia Petroski porarily meeting at School 23, P. M. RAHWAY-The Rahway Mer brothers, John, Perth Amboy; Manuel da Conceicao of Wood- will worship at 11:00 A. M. with chants Association highlighted bury Lane, Colonia; Edna parishioner ol Our Lady of steve and Julius and two sis- bridge and Faustino and John of Carteret and a brother, Evangelistic meetings will be Kraus, 56 Emerald Place, Clark; Thomas Coughlin, also of Car the pastor^ Rev, James Gent its three-day summer clearance Peace Church. Born in Perth ters, Mrs. Helen Beyers and Da Conceicao of Portugal. held nightly from September 5- with a Shoppers' Sweepstake Connie Lee, 49 Preseott Turn, Amboy he resided in Fords 23 Miss Mary Ann Wagerik, all of Funeral services were held teret. offering alible message. At 15 with evangelist John Cerrat- that paid off for two area resi- Clark; E. A. Milne, 1335 Maplt years and was the son of the Hopelawn. at 8:30 A, M. on Monday at thi Funeral services" were heltfHhe 7:30 P. U. service, he will to an3 musician "Skip Britton. dents. The summeF clearance, Terrace; Rahway; Mrs. W.« Pen.- late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zick. present the ninth message in Synowiecki Funeral Home, 56 yesterday at 8:30 A.M., at the On September 4 the Billy Gra- featuring a sensational final dleton, 563 fi. Milton Avenue; Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Lyman-Rumpf Memorial Home, the phophetic series. Rahway; Gloria Ramos, 2078 WILLIAM A. KANTOR Carteret Avenue and at 9 A. M. ham Exangelistic movie, "Wire- sale of summer wear and house- Rose (Janiga) Zick; four sis- at St. Joseph's Roman Catholi 21 Locust Street, followed at 9 the Sunday School meets hold accessories, ended on Sat- Bond Street, Rahway; Mrs. A. ters, Mrs. John Haborak, Wood- HOPELAWN - The funeral each Sunday morning at 10:00 tapper", will be offered. Specciatie, 244 W. First Street, of William A. Kantor, 40, of 41 Church where a high requiem A.M., by a requiem Mass at urday with $160 in prizes award- bridge; Mrs. Vendel Andacky, Mass was offered with Rev. St. Joseph's Roman Catholic .with classes for all ages. The ed to the lucky shoppers listed Rahway; M. Stasicky, 1710 Law- Astoria, L. I., N. Y.; Mrs. John Emmett Avenue, who died Au- Aloysius Boland OSM., as cele- Church. Interment was in St. midweek service is conducted Sincerity is a great virtue below: rence Street, Rahway; Blennit Koncsos and Mrs. Helen Calla- gust 2 at Monmouth Park Race- brant. Interment was in St each Wednesday, 7:30 P. M. rarely exhibited and seldom ap- Walker, 448 E. Hazelwood Ave- han, Perth Amboy; three broth- track, Oceanport, after suffer- Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia. . E. L. Buckley, 205 Wall Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia. Street, Rahway; Nellie Condit, nue. Rahway. ers. John, Rahway; Stephen ing an apparent heart attack, Daily vacation Bible school preciated. and Paul of Perth Amboy. was held Saturday morning at The pall bearers were Stephen MAKO SR. FUNERAL the Flynn and Son Funeral Moravek; Walter Czustak; Al- CARTERET — Funeral ser- cibes Pereira; Joseph Ribeiro; NICHOLAS BALHAUER Home, 23 Ford Avenue, Fords, vices were held for Stephen with the .Rev. Francis Vitez Alfred Paivs and Aniceto Ba Mako Sr, of 24 John Street Fri- FORDS—The funeral of Nicho- sante. las Bulhauer, 76, of 3578 South officiating > «t the John Calvin day at 9:30 A. M. at the Hun- Rue Road, West Palm Beach, Church. Burial was in Clover- garian Reformed Church with Fla., formerly of Fords, who leaf Memorial Park, Wood- MENYHERT DEAK the Rev. Dr. Andrew Harsanyi More People Buy Mattresses at / died Sunday at Perth Amboy bridge. CARTERET—Menyhert Beak, officiating. Interment was in General Hospital, was held yes- A native of Perth Amboy. he 61, of 117 Roosevelt Avenue died Clover Leaf Park Cemetery, terday at Flynn and Son Fu resided here for the past 37 August 2 in Perth Amboy Gen- Woodbridge. neral Home, 23 Ford Avenue, years. He was an employee of eral Hospital. He had been em- The pall bearers were Pete with the Rev. Eldon R. Stohs, ployed 25 years at the U. S. Unity House because.... the Industrial Welding Compa- Kovacs; Don Lucas; Wayne pastor of Our Redeemer Luth- ny, Perth Amboy, and was a Metals Refining Co. where he Bryant Jr.; Willima Wtrtkin*; eran Church, officiating. Burial worked as crane follower. veteran of the U. S. Navy in the Steve Kovacs and Geza Meg- at Unity Huuac we have made it a point to grab up Mattress Bargains from was in Clover Leaf Memorial Korean War. He was a member Mr. Deak was a member of yesi. Tark, Woodbridge. of Hopelawn Post VFW, and a the "Hungarian Reformed llie manufacturers during their slow Summer Season and then pats these great Mr. Bulhauer resided in Fords parishioner of John Calvin Church, the William Penn Asso- savings along to our customer*! Just look at thi» ciation and of the 25-year Club WEAPON OUTPUT 47 years and was a retired car- Magyar Reformed Church,, famous Sealy value . . . compare all these luxury penter, formerly employed at Perth Amboy. of the U. S. Metals plant. For the first time in 25 yeaVs, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. the Atomic Energy Commission features: • 312* PostureLok Coils! •Super-firm the Raritan Arsenal. He was Surviving are his mother, an affiliate of Palestine Lodge Ethel Pall Deak; a son, James has revealed its production ca- construction! • Reinforced Sleep zone with Dura- Mrs. Irma Barta Kantor; three of Perth Amboy; a sister, Eliza- pacity at its three plants. The No. Ill, F. and A. M., New brothers, Albert, Avenel; Jo- Tex Padding! • Upholstered all over with Sealy-.; A native of Hoi beth, in Hungary and two broth- plants located at Oak Ridge, Brunswick. seph, Hopelawn; Louis, Avenel. Tenn., Portsmouth. Ohio and land, he moved to West Palm ers, Frank of Carteret and Steve foam! • Sealy's "Sealan" designer floral print Beach from Fords seven years in Hungary. aducah, Ky. produce the "ma- handsomely quilled for extra luxury! • Edge- ANDREW TASNADI Funeral services were held kings" of approximately 480 nu- ago. guarded Sit-Proof border! • Twin or Full Size! ^Surviving are his widow, Mrs. WOODBRIDGE — Funeral Saturday at 9:30 A. M. at the clear weapons yearly. Mary (Rock) Bulhauer; three services for Andrew (Bundy) Hungarian Reformed Church Tasnadi, 350 Fulton Street, who with the Rev. Dr. Andrew Har •full lizt daughters, Mrs. Mae Burdash, By Appointment 6360119 Mrs. Anna Perry and Mrs. Stel died Friday at Perth Amboy sanyi officiating. Interment was la Handerhan, all of Fords; General Hospital, were held in ClQverleaf Park Cemetery, three sons, Nicholas Boelhower, Monday morning at the Flynn Woodbridge. Vito Mazza HERE IS A TYPICAL UNITY HOUSE Edison; John Boelhower, Fords; and Son Funeral Home, 23 Ford The pall bearers were Frank HAIRSTYLING FOR MEN Avenue, with a requiem Mass at Lesko; George Gencsi; Alexan SUMMER SALE SPEGIAL! Joseph, Woodbridge; 23 grand 93 Main St., Woodbridge children; 15 great-grandchil- Our Lady of Peace Church, both der Remais; Ludwig Breksz' dren; three sisters, Mrs. Anna in Fords. Burial was in St. chet; Al Botozoski and Julius $ Nicholas, MUltown; Mrs, Sina James Cemetery. Furesz Sr. Regular 69.95 value Hansen, Fords; Mrs. Marie Mr. Tasnadi was a native O'Shea, Nixon; three brothers of Hungary and lived in Wood- MRS. B. W. CHASEY JOHNSON Jacob Boelhouwer, Milltown; bridge for 60 years. He was a WOODBRIDGE — Funeral Jasper Boelhouwer, New Bruns retired employee of the Beth services for Mrs. Bessie W. wick, and the Rev. Peter Boel Israel Cemetery. Jhasey Johnson, 10 Roanoke FOR houwer of Three Bridges. Surviving are four daughters, Street, a former resident of Mrs. Margaret May, Wood- Cliffwood Beach, who died Au- ONLY MRS. ANNA A. GONCZI bridge; Mrs. Priscillo Bruno, gust 2 at Patterson Army Hos- HOPELAWN — Funeral ser-Perth Amboy; Mrs. Bette Spang- pital, Fort Monmouth, was held vices for Mrs. Anna (Antos) lcr, Fords; Mrs. Elinor Seich, Saturday morning at the Gund- Now *69.95 Gonczi, 54, of 17 May Street, Edison; two, sons, Andrew, Jr. rum Service, Home for Fune- Queen Size, 60"x80" who died Sunday at Perth Am- and George, both of Fords; 14 rals, South Amboy, with a high buy General Hospital, were held grandchildren. Mass of requiem at St. Law- King Size, 76 x80" NOW »99.95 yesterday at the Muska Funeral rence Church. Burial was in St. Chapel, 235 Hall Avenue, Perth Peter's Cemetery, New Bruns- Amboy, with Divine Liturgy at FRANK GIBSON wick. WOODBRIDGE — The funeral St. Michael's Church, Perth The deceased was the widow Amboy. Burial was in the of Frank Gibson, 24 Rector Street, who died Saturday morn- of John R. Johnson. She had re- church cemetery. sided in Cliffwood Beach 26 She was a parishioner of St. ing at the Perth Amboy General Hospital, was held Tuesday af- years prior to moving to Wood- Michael's Hungarian Catholic bridge 18 months ago. She was Church of the Byzantine Rite, ternoon at the Greiner Funeral Home, 44 Green Street, with a parishioner of St. Lawrence Perth Amboy. Daughter of the Roman Catholic Church, Lau late Mr. and Mrs. John Antos, cremation at Rosehill Cemetery, Linden. rence Harbor, and a member of she resided in the Perth Am- its Rosary Society. boy Hopelawn area 40 years. A resident of the Township for Surviving are a daughter, Surviving are her husband, the past 22 years, Mr. Gibson Mrs. Betty Connors, Wood- bridge; a son, William J. Cha
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1 11 ar(> Ii avel l.tnc in r.n !: In .•him AIIRII",! ?fi al Merrill Park and They're Alt Uxrful ' If V" quarter than any- /ire ( (m> Thr prn-cnl eMerior In Hour all members, are asked to re A prospective urnom went in rho around yrm, kerp it to Road Changes lo a jewelry store yourself. gravel shoulders will be icroin n iSnv Mcmhrrs port at I he fiiehouse early lo slniclrd and surfaced with hi Voting Man: "I want lo see ISKI.IN - Krederick Suiter help with preparations. tuniinous ronertilr. alnn» with a wedding ring." Due on Rt. 440 and Thomas Ciillen received Due to Ihc Labor Day holiday, Ihc presrnl roadway. Salesman: "Would you like ! TRKNTON - Middlesex Con their oiilh of allegiance from T. lite meeting has been postponed This will pertnil estnlilhhincnl to see our special three piece icrrlp Products & Kxcavalin," Plough, president, at a recent until Seplemher 10 and al) mem-combination?" of two 10 fool I ravel lanes in bers are requested to attend in TATE 'Corporation, Wnodbriiisp, suit meeting of Iselin Fire Coiiipany YoiinR Man: "What's thai?" •milled a hid of SHH,5,r>.rj.OO. lowcsl each direction, thus doubling the uniform. road's raparily. llouli' 4-tf• ha • No. !. Salesman: "Kn of Ihroo received toy thr lie 1 AIR (ONDITIONII) an a\era;;c daily traffic vohnne llerbrr (iniiihiter. chief, re wedding and lerlhinfi!" •pai'lmrnl. of Transportation for purled (lie company respunded Seems So TONITK THRU Tt F,S wideninp and resurfacing tuo of about IN.001) veliii les a diiy It .seems thai the woman with casl of Florida drove Roarf and lo a total of :!n alarms during (ienerally speaking, our Ihirrts nf a mile nf Rnnle -110 July. Ihe least principle Rets the most not. psychoanalyze himself. Waller Ma than (Pfoirfr: Boulevard) in Perth about 21.(100 vehicles a day wesi •interest. Robert Morsp of the intersection. The annual picnic will he held, Amlvn ,•] ml Wondhridgr Town InKrr Stevons ship. The project, scheduled for CDmplclion September :tO, will Other bidders wore llalecrost "SHOP MAIN ST. bo financed entirely \y|lh niale Announcing Company, Meluchen. $94,208.fi0: our **traordinai y once n yfnr WOODBRIDGE" HVF-IH THEATRC'PARKWAYKHOo! "A GUIDE funds. * a n (I Jannarone Kngineerins .lohn Kirk Company, Somerville, $P9,44n.6O. PRESEASON SPECIALS SCHOOLS AND CHIME CHANEL Wayne Douglas FOR THE All hids will be reviewed be- A presidential crime com mis- on women's shoes fore a contract award. COSMETICS sion reports that piib|{j S*lscted The improvement will extend contribute to juvenile HEADQUARTERS IN "The War Wagon" JOHN F, FRAWLKY RICHARD B. CROW1, NATURALIZERS MARRIED MAN" from Carlock Avenue. Perth ,cy. It is said teachers WOODBRIDGE rin* Am boy, to Rnnte U. S. 9. Wood- to concentrate on slow '• Thuri.-Mon.-Tiin. 1:IK)-»;IM) NEW OFFICERS - The Board of Directors of AMAX (Amer- for fall and winter Richard Kike Frl.-Snt, «:3I)-S:I5-I1 r.M. bridfie. and more training shonti ican'Metal Climax, Inc.) today elected John F. Frawley a $10 to 12.90 Johnson Soinmci Sun. :!:
FEMALE HELP WANTED Woman to do general housework, two lo three FLORIDA days a week. Must have ref- erences. Call 5412811. VACATIONS 8/10-17 There's so much lo do in Florida. Amer- ica's year- The Greatest! round Vaca- tionland. See BRASS BUCKET us for all-ex- pense tours, %lcef plater 3£\aam hotel reserva- and tions, train/ (Corktail-Cotmge plane tickets. LUNCHEON GIRARD'S...'Your Open Door to Better Furniture Values' TRAVEL Uailj ll;30 to 3:00 P.M. BUREAU DINNER Daily 3:30 Id 11:00 P.M. Friday and Saturday 'Til 12:30 VA 6-3661 Sunday 4 P.M. 'Til 10 P.M. GIRARD 303 maple Stree); BRASS BUCKET PERTH AMBOY.'N. J Charcoal Steakhpuse • 15 JEFFERM «.. IIZABETH U. S. 9 t MAIN STREET WORLD WIDE TRAVEL WOODBRIDGE SPECIALISTS SINCE 1907 Reservations: ME 4-9148 i r a r d • * • «• now serving... U R N ITU R CARTERET and • STOKE HOURS - Open Mondjy, Tuoday HIH! thui'day iNi WOODBRIDGE until ') I'M. Open unlil (> I'M. on Wedn day, Friday and Saturday Nighu. • EASY CREDIT - Moat folks are delighted by the extruded e«»y credit lertns available ill (jiraid's! I.ow donn |i:iyiti
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Published Weekly 10/! Per Copy BY WINDOW BY JACK TILSON On Thursday By Mail Subscription Rates JULIAN North Jersey One Year, $4.00 ON GREEN STREET Publishing, Inc. Six Months, $2.50 (EDITOR'S NOTE - If ity come September. The schooli LLAI Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kara, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bcrko, Mr. you'd like a personal Item or will provide top notch educa- and Mrs, Martin Mnndy and the writer and his wife spent an organization newi-note to ap- tional facilities for more than When you go 1o the seashore enjoyable weekend at.the Budapest Hotel in Big Indian. Ulster pear In the Folks In Review - IAWBENCE F. CAMPION, Publisher • HARBY P. FBANK, Associate Publishei 1,600 students, for a day's swim and use on« County, N. Y., with farming hosts, Mrs. Gizclla Fcnyes and Column limply muil in th« * * of the hundreds of lockers, do her two lovely daughters. facts to: Jack Tilson, Leader- Popular lady: Mrs. Lonnieyou always remember the num- Others from this ana have heen there before us and while Press, 20 Green Street, Wood- I'intorno, new proxy of the VFWjber of your lockor? Most people most of them we had talked to were enthused about the place bridge. N. J. 07095) Post 2636 Ladies' Auxiliary. do, but there are many who 1 there were some who felt they would not like to return a :don t. 'Tis about time we congrat leeofid time. tf*> Jay Parks' clarinet playing is , » WHO'S PLAYING THE TUNE? ulated Charles S. (Mercury First of all, I think one must realize that this is strictly a truly music to the ears. And when he assigns a cus- Hungarian place and Hungarians or those of Hungarian desceni Federal) Willey on his installa- tion as president of the Wood- tomer a locker, the boy always would be the ones enthusiastic about this hotel, its fine Magyar If you're a card playing en- asks the customer to remem- bridge Rotary Club. thusiast please keep in mind the cooking and Hungarian miisie which prevails throughout lunch ber the number, so there would and later in the evening in the Tokaji Lounge. * • • night of Thursday, August 17th. James Fish has taken over That's when St. Cecelia's Altar be no confusion when he comes The food is excellently prepared and there is plenty of itth, e managerial duties at the Rosary Society will hold its an- hack. But despite the sugges- We had stuffed cabbafes with sour cream, pork and noodles, General American Transporta- tion, there are many forgetful nua1|UUl| LUIcardU partUUl liyr i11n1 LourdeUVUI UVhs? anULI^dI and delicious roast duCk, along with the traditional bacon and tion Corporation's bulk products Fatima Halls. For ticket info bathers. eggs for breakfast. terminal in Carteret. you're urged to contact Mrs. The hotel is not modern, Including the bedrooms,—no T.V. 91 « * • Walter (283-0544) Rechko. The life of a locker boy Is radio in the rooms—and no air-conditioning, which you do not Top-notch audubon consult not always an easy one, as evi» need. I must say, however, the place is clean and fresh. It isant: Mrs. William Auld. Looking forward to that Sep denced by a scene the other supposed to be a havett for hay-fever sufferers. • • • tember 9th State 4-H fashion re- Sunday at a nearby swimming A river runs by which I am told is one of the best trout Florence Niemiec — charm- vue at the Brunswick Inn arc place. streams in the East, the Esopus Creek, and Marty Mundy, an ng, popular prexy of our New the following local participants: old time fly fisherman, attested to this fact Sunday morning Jersey VFW Ladies' Auxiliar- Boris Vlcej, Carol Michalak, The cry of "Locker Boy" re- when he and Steve Kara had a lot of fun catching the rainbows. s — made a big hit last week Nancy Hartman, Kathy Gatarz, sounded throughout the pavilion ii the Iselin VFW #2636 via her The air is clean and wonderful and after you fill up with one Pat Hudak, Dianne Lemieux, which has some 800 lockers, instructional seminar for auxEilee- n Berk, Carolyn Cook, but the locker hoy could not meal and vow you won't eat again for the rest of the day you liary secretaries, treasurers find yourself waiting for the bell to ring. Ann DiMarco, Nancy Harto, hear them. He was sweating nd presidents! Pam Martens, Sue Maxwell, I am firmly convince!} that to enjoy a good weekend you it out with a man who said he Becky Medell, Karen Skidmore f t the number o{ his lock. have to consider the people you are with, and when you are Did'st know that Louis J. Tl. with the right group you can have all the fun you want, no matter and Janice Vansie. cr or even the row. Carteret) Kady is a Zerex Cor * • where you go, even in a tent or igloo. oration territory representa- ive at the firm's Mountainside Eileen (Iselin) Jauch's arch-| . , About once a year, a flash flood comes along and the iranch. cry endeavors are earning her righTht e lockeprocedurr kepe itn findinup fog rth eat people along Pearl Street, amd, of course, our disgraceful post • • * nationwide recognition. least a half an hour, just at office and the VFW building feel the brunt of the surging Isn't it the truth? Most of us * * the time when most people waters, and each time this happens the township fathers are always looking for the ideal September 14th will be a bigcame from the beach ready to chalk it up as an "Act of God." It Is high time that plans summer resort — where the day in the life of Mrs. John J. call it a day, A lot of customers could be formulated to circumvent this situation. fish bite and the mosquitoes Mahoney. That's when she'll be were irritated and of course I felt sorry also, for the many commuters who used the don't! honored with a testimonial din- the locker boy was going railroad parking lot only to come home and find their cars ner at Oak Hills Manor. Rea through a real sweat. • * « son? Her past chairmanship en- heavily damaged by water—and this is the only place these Middlesex Water Company * • people have to park. customers in the Iselin, Me- deavors in behalf of Neighbor The "missing" locker was .uchen and Oak Tree sections of hood 6, Crossroads Girl Scout That old eye-sore the post office for the All-American City Council. Handling the reserva- never found and there was a should be flooded away and then maybe somebody could Edison are now enjoying softer reason. The customer, inebri- water as a result of a new boost- tions is Mrs. Maxine Galasso of get some action from Washington.. Each year, for I don't 65 First Avenue, Iselin. ated by several cans of beer, remember how many, we hear that something is to be done r pump put in operation at the * • • forgot that he had not used a about a new one—and nothing comes of It. Tingley Lane well field. Come locker at all, but had left his 1969, more of the company's We'll be C-ing-U around! The town council should give this immediate priority on customers will enjoy softer pants on the heach. He had Us agenda. Look around the township at the fine buildings water. It will be provided by used a locker the previous Sun- in Avenel, Iselin and the plans for the new one to be built the water filtration plant now day. in Port Reading and U makes you feel ashamed to walk into under construction. that delapidated old structure on Pearl Street. « • * When it was all over, the .» . • • Your State Freeholder George OUowski locker boy was fit to be tied. Suzanne Mack, daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Mack, 15 continues to wage an agressive I The customer, after giving the When, Qh, ,,MoorM e Avenue^hft; been pplaced on the current Dean's list at campaign against the location [boy all the trouble, never even tolurtvhiS iiUmvtrdttyNe, Neww YorYork CitCityy . She is a 1963 graduatgraduate off of that proposed aluminum re- and Mine left him a dime. > i i.i •[,'•}• !•: *'.'.;V *;. Woodbridge Hign' School. duction plant. He's concerned Por almost two decades, Woodbridge site. In fact several times representa- that "unhealthy commercial op New Jersey has been faced with proper has been promised a new post tives of the Division have been ir Vito Mazza, hair stylist for men, and proprietor of Wood* erations" might tend to keep TRENTON — Oaths of office many types of natural disaster bridee's only Midi's Grooming Salon, located at 93 Main St., attractive industries out of ourfor New Jersey Governors are over the years," said Dignan. office by federal officials. And what Wood' al Woubrldgig* »a| guest star at an afternoon luncheon spon- area. getting shorter with each new The type most common to our sorel by WEftI Radio Station,. Plainfield. Disc jockey •' • • • has developed? The answer is obvious. were shown them. And then what hap- administration. State, however, is the hurricane. Cable Spence interviewed Mr. MKIB, on the subject "Hair A steady twosome: Sandra The oath taken by Governor Records show that many hur- Absolutely nothing. pened? Just silence. Styling For Men." , (Iselin) Calamai and Joseph Richard J. Hughes at his inau- ricanes of varying intensity "have (Elizabeth) Corallo. New Post Office buildings have been Mazza stated, "Men today, are becoming just as conscious guration for his current 4-year hit the Garden State. Woodbridge Township is the largest about their hair grooming needs as ladies, almost one-third of • • • term contains only a little over Congenial, capable fellow: "Hurricanes are more preva- erected in Iselin, and Avenel and a municipality in Middlesex County, It my clientele are interested in such services as coloring and fifty words. This compares to lent during August, September straightening of their hair." Anthony (Carteret) Sanillo, new structure is in the making for the has the fourth largest school system. the oath taken by Governor and October with September be- Mazza also pointed out in his discussion, that a great many grand knight for Knights of Co- Charles Edison in 1941 which Project Bowtie section of Port Read- It is attracting some of the largest in- lumbus, Carey Council #1280. ing the time when the largest of his clientele call for appointments to merely have their was at least three times as number have struck New Jer- ing. However promises upon promises dustries and businesses in the nation. heads combed. Hie live show and luncheon was held at • • « And when we're writing long. In 1911, when Woodrow sey. have been made for a new post office There is something radically wrong Snuffy's, Rt. 22, Scotch Plains. Wilson, became Governor, the '« • * about congenial, capable indi- "Public awareness of the dan- for the heart of this community of when the center of such a community viduals the name of Mrs. Dor- oath of office was about the gers of a hurricane is the great- Starting on August 26, the Woodbridge Emergency Squad wi othy J. McKenna immediately same length. 104,000 people — but those promises must function with a dilapidated, out- hold its annual Fund Drive. All residents of Woodbridge, Se est safeguard against this type pops into mind. She's director It is a centuries old custom of natural disaster. By taking have, evidently been meaningless. moded, decrepit Post Office. waren and Port Reading will receive a First Aid Booklet whicl of public relations for the Perth that public officials, upon taking will help them in their homes for all phases of first aid. common precautionary meas- For years, The LEADER-PRESS has Amboy General Hospital. office, make a solemn promise, ures, the loss of life and prop- We suggest that each and every resi- It is only because of thf generous contributions that the Firs • * * involving devine punishment if campaigned for a modern Post Office Aid Squad has been able to function throughout the past years erty caused by hurricanes can dent of Woodbridge proper write to Stanley (Carteret) Hadyk and broken, to faithfully perform his be greatly reduced. for Woodbridge proper for in our opin- The money that is collected is used for the various supplies tha his Mrs. will long remember duties. Congressman Edward J. Patten, House are needed by the squad, The members of the squad will be ion the structure was inadequate from that wonderful 21st wedding an- The oath of office taken by JERSEY JIGSAW - State of Representatives, Washington, D. C, knocking on doors to get the contributions which are needed to niversary party tossed in their troopers in New Jersey will re- the very day it opened. Last week for run the ambulances and jie emergency truck. The Woodbridge Governor Hughes states: "1, and demand the construction of a new honor by daughters Barbara Richard J. Hughes, do solemnly ceive raises effective Septem- the umpteenth time it was flooded out Emergencyy Squad calls ofj the publip ic once ay year,, while the pub-Ann and Marilyn. It was held at ber 1 if the Legislature agrees Post Office. Congressman Patten has lic can call on thh e Firsi t Ajd Squad any time of the year. swear or affirm that I will sup- during the flash flood due to the heavy he Bel Air Manor in Perth Am- port the Constitution of the Milk prices in South Jersey always been willing to help his con- boy. remain the same during August rainstorm. Actually, the structure is United States of America and stituents and we are certain that if he Aviation Machinist Mate Third Class John Lewis Ruddy, that I will faithfully, impartially but will be one-half cent less a disgrace and does nothing to en- USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Ruddy, Sr.. of 140 Wal- Constantly on the move: and justly perform the duties of per quart in North Jersey . . . is made aware of the problem, he will nut St., Avenel, is serving with Patrol Squadron Nine (VP-9), Frank Murphy, director of the Dr. Carl L. Marburger, State hance the community. Woodbridge Recreation Depart the Governor of the State of set to work and solve it. homebased at the Naval Air Station, Moffett Field, Calif. New Jersey according to theCommissioner of Education, has Every time we of The LEADER- ment. assigned a team of staff mem- We need a new Post Office NOW — best of my ability. So Help Me PRESS started asking questions, we Seaman Recruit Jim , Faucera, 19, USN, son of Mr. and • • • God." bers as an urban task force to not in the long distant future! Mrs. Carman Faucera 0 838 Green St., Iselin, was graduated Talented pianist: Diane Flood. provide department assistance were tpld that the Real Estate Divis- from nine weeks of Nav basic training at the Naval Training According to records in theto cities beset by civil unrest • • • State Library, the traditional ion ot the Post Office Department We don't want any more promises Center, Great Lakes, 111, We salute the following ladies ... The State of New Jersey phrase — So Help Me God —realized net investment earn- wouldiome to Woodbridge to select a — we want action!. who will provide the 1967-68 is traced to very old Scandina- Firemen Louis F, Ki Ittor, Jr., USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. leadership for the Fords Amer- ings of $68,162,804 during th« Louis F. Kantor, Sr., of) 19 Smith St., Avenel, took part in an vian ring-oath ceremonies in past fiscal year, or $261,160 each ican Legion Auxilia^f Unit No. courts where a witness swore — amphibious assault on lemy position near Rue, South Viet- 163 members: Mrs, Yolan H. working day ... The State De- nam, as a crewman at ard the destroyer USS Wedderburn. "So Help Me Frey". - The partment of Education announ- Nagy, president; Mary Lena earliest Christian usage appears * * • Watts, vice president; Mrs. Jul- ces examinations for the high ia Dani, treasurer; Mrs. Mary to be the oaths of fealty sworn school equivalency certificate Our American Heritage Marine Private Donald I. Brown, son of Mrs. Gloria C. Brown to Charlemagne in 802. of 25 Montague Ave., Isen, was graduated from eight weeks of Chells, chaplain; Mrs. Eliza- are being taken in record num- recruit training at the' Marine" Corps Recruit Depot, Parris beth DiMattee, secretary, and By custom, started by George bers by adults during August Washington, it is added to presi- With; young men burning draft served as United States Day in th Island, S. C. He will now ndergo about three weeks of individua Mrs. Rose Sharick, sergeant- Elia Clemenson, of Estell combat training and the after leave at home, will report to at-arms. dential oaths and although not Manor, Atlantic County, is the cards.^rith hippies refusing to serve in United Nations. It will" also mark the his first Marine Corps signment. part of the official wording new president of the State Board Eagerly looking forward *«| ibed by any of the three the arihed forces, with our flag being The intensified Marine ecruit training emphasizes rigid phys prescr of Agriculture, succeeding Roy conclusion of the celebration of Na her fine arts teaching assign- N _w Jersey Constitutions, it ft Blair, of Nutley . . . New insulted on occasion, it is refreshing ical conditioning and surv val techniques, both at sea and ashore, the new Colonia Senior tional Business Woman's Week by the to develop self-confideni and endurance. Markmanship with has been tradionally added since Jersey may join with other to learji there are still people — and High School is Elsie Cartensen. Colonial days. states, financially or otherwise, Business and Professional Women's the M 14 rifle and 45-calibre pistol are equally stressed, and • • we bellfeve that they are in the major- close order drill instills the traditions of Marine Corps teamwork. Because of the large propor- to combat plant pest invasions Hear tell that Bob Lehman is under a new law . Tff ity'— ; who feel they owe loyalty to Club. A thorough study of basic military subjects; hygiene; first aid doing a great job as director of tion of Quakers in New Jersey, Traffic and sanitation; and the cBstoms, courtesies, history and mission all Government oaths since 177(> their country and flag. The committee hopes to fill the sta- that newly formed Carteret •to af- deaths in New Jersey thus far of the Marine Corps servi to polish the new Marine's recruit ed- Raiders drum and bugle corps. have offered the "to swear" ! this year total 579 as compared. i'._ ^ .1 L_ I . ___.!_ ;_"_. Tfc,f _ _ ' __. -i *. ... L *» 1 f_-..-.-p. ! To pCpve that patriotism is not dead, dium to capacity. Members of the ucation and prepare him to join Marine combaAn t forces. I The unit now consists of approx firm" follow from I with 603 to the same date last and ttiat it is vibrantly alive in this Green Berets will present a program • • • imately 25 drummers and bug- wear not al'vear . . -Boards of Education. Alexander Cwh'kalo, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cwifk- lers, plus a 122 fiirl color guard. 114 and also m." srunt transfer nf partial which will feature every flag which 11 3"fl-yegr-old community of Wood- alo, Sr.. of 151 Konoia Ave., Iselin, lias been promoted to air- Practice sessions are held at J '..,,; or full accumulated sick leave b-idge: Township, the Woodbridge ever flew over this country. A 100- man second class in the I). S. Air Force. the St. Elizabeth's Church in; Jam" \. 1-t. when hiring teachers from any Townsfiip Business and Professional piece^hoir will sing. A name singer The airman is a 196S graduate of John F. Kennedy Me- Carteret on Wednesday nights, STORMS —Thomas S. Dignan, school district in the State under morial High School. 6:30 to 8:M P.M. um\ on Satur- Director of Civil Defense Municipalities wfJT be j&e soloist. A young drama • • • l f a new law Women's Club and. the Cultural Sub- day afternoons, 1 t<> 4 I'-M. and Disaster Control, has re-may pass ordinances reguirinu committee of the Mayor's Commission grotrpr'will present a play on Janet. Walter ('. Kuldu, sun of Walter .1. Fulda of 1 Midland Ave., you're helween the age of 12cently issued a booklet on hur- all buildings located on a street has been promoted to staff sergeant in the U. S. Air Force. and 20 — and interested in Gage who raised the first 13-star flag to connect into the publiblic watet r on Yoiflth have joined forces to present Sergeant Fulda is a missile instrumentation mechanic at Hollo- learning more about Hit' ,',... riciine precautions. in Woodbridge Township. Young art- lie says that sixty per upply main under a new law a manimoth program at the Wood- man AKB, N.M. hud Haiders — you're invited Governors of seven nortli- ists will be asked to enter paintings on * * * bridge ^High School stadium on Sun- _ the first half of Sep- c;,s1eni states have been invited Robert E. Miller, Jr., 2:1, whose parents live at 10 Oeniiiiiu patriotic subjects which will be dis- jlcmhcr. An average nf two of'1)y S)a|P Conservation Commis- day night, October 22. Drive, Fords, was commissioned a second lieutenant in the s f slnliry r Rol cit A or ln played that night. U.S. Army upon completion of Reserve Officers' Training Joe (Phillip Drivel Hayrmom] them hit Hie shores o°f th""e' smnrr ' " The program will be Woodbridge aceonlins! lo an ,.j,,ai,. in tin- C'.nvenioi's Invila- All organizations in Woodbridge Corps summer camp at Indiantown Gap Military Reserva- quips: "Maybe man really United , l , Township's answer to the flag and tion, Pa. He I'omplrtcd all his OTC requirements and aca- iiis'v'vife «s much as avorar.e over a W-.vear period. |lonr,| White Nlarlm Tnurriamcnt Township will be asked to particinfitc (kmir requirements for Irs mile*'? Hcicr M Tin* S):'te ',!„... hul'vou nnn l!i"hfnow l.rfi.re th1 e hum- ,, VlM Sminss Manna, (ape draft card burners and will show thit iip'lcn a> »»u -y[av <",nnt\, \ii:uM li ami lfi l'n-vpi":'iv of Kut'frv Nr-v nrunsnick, prior U> his six works heard n Ills vli'sl'in-.'. ;n-nunil iv'ii'1 >-''"1'in the people of this All-America City are mid jnnss [hr\\- colors in a snrcinl sta- luiht :-liunl(l keep a fla-hli:-',lu handy; ' '| |m Slate Superior Cnurl. of trainiii!! al sunir-T Mi'ip. ilUtiliiHiil lull!' lilt dium parade under flood lights. come check your home tor loose shin- |ias ruled that municipal nnli- truly Jfetriots. We want to show the t|-vi" to get her tu Airnian Third Class Michael fcoceanfuso. .son of Mr. and Mrs home"! ifiU-s and shuUers and shaky nances stricter than State codei James V Boeenfusu nf 91 l.oi>Kvi,w Cir. Fords, is on duly al ' • 'chimneys; g.-l a supply of shoflll, be reviewed by couil. •'we ask tlmfc ^1a* Rat* flay Ali Vietnam William Hililer. pie. ulenl of hoards U. nail mer windows. Knlru-s lor the annual !• ire- j tn-a paratte. groups to show Airman Boceaiifuso an aircraft mechanic Is a member
Mrs. Raymond MtlcsUc, 65 Third ADG Agency Named ., Ne*ark, for adver- Barbara Ann Po»»iel and Mri. Philip Poniel, 64 Auxiliary Board Street. sales promotion, North Madison Avenue. The general meeting will take liy FAUmbethtown •ftlng to Stanley Kerke, To W$d T. L. Golinski The wedding is planned for place on Monday, August 21. nt Iscliu tiding Manager, (ho ADG AVENEL — The engagement June 15 at St, Andrew's Church. H:30 P. M., at the Clara Barton KMZABETII - Elizabeth- To Meet Monday Agency' will implement pro of Miss Barbara Ann Possiel to PIMM Kirehousa with tht "Met" chain town (las Company, Elizabeth, grams for all Elizabeth town di- Age improves most wine and FORDS—Th« fxrciilivft board Thomas L. Golinski, ion of Mrs. of Ilio Mothers' Auxiliary of the as hostesses. lias announced the- appointment visions. Included are residen- most people, although tome peo- Fun For Alt Ages Fords-Ctarra Barton Boys Base- 11 cms of Araten, Dinnerman, Glau- tial, commercial, industrial and Edward Golinski, Rahway, and ple take a lot of aging. architect-builder campaigns, as the late Mr. Golinski, has been K122 ball League will meet Monday, Take a chance on human na- tCOTCHKAINI August 14, at 8:30 P. M., with ture; usually it pays off. nesday, 8:30 P, M., in Congre- well ag related marketing and annousced by her parents, Mr. Grand Opening Aug. 17 & 18 gation Beth Sholom. building, 90 1334(71 Mr. ami Mrs. Kirhnnl H.ir promotional projects. Watch thli well and daiifjhlcr.i, Jnncl and Cooper Avenue. Founded in 1855, Elizabeth- In addition to consumer show- paper MlnUtum CWf • *en»ry I)onn;i, nr>'1 Wood Avenue, linvc • • • town Gas Company serves over rooms throughout its sales area, Oo KJirti • f|nc Porur IF YOU CAN USE A returned homo from a three A meeting of the St. Vincent lTtl.OOO customers in New Jer the utility company maintains FREE GIFTS Water Craln t Clnol week lour of California. Aflrr do Paul Society is scheduled scy's "Union and Middlesex complete administrative, sales Tony Del Vac- arriving there via jet. they visit- for^'l'uesday 8 P. M. at St. Ce- Counties. The company's tota' ani, service facilities at its own thlo, prop. itr • ricnie celfa's School, Sutton Street, annual sales exceeded $30,000, "total energy" building in Eliz IMS RwMTfJI QUALIFIED YOUNG EMPLOYEE... ed Oakland, San Francisco, and ATI.. Ouiant Disneyland, They also spent two Room 107. 000 last year. abeth. • In Your office to relieve vacationing weekends it Reno, Nevada. employers The leani-monthly meeting of * To alleviate late-summer office over- VFW Post 2636 is set for to- night, eight o'clock, at post load headquarters, Route 27, with Norman Stanley, commander, In your store ' presiding.
In your restaurant Alan Bliu, Scoutmaster, will meat with matters of Boy In your plant Scout Troop 47, tonight, 7:30, In Why more F«llow«hlp Hall of the First At home Presbyterian Church. Thertar&MVffal ^ • * 4 For one thing, buried eabJ« , CONTACT THE The Christ's Ambassadors, youth group of the Iselin Assem- and more the landscape; neighborhood! wfl) look watej* bly of God Church, will meet to- morrow, 7:30 P. M. at the Also, of course, burled cable tot affected bf church, corner of Cooper Ave- storms, falling limbs, or wayward autosjT^ YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE nue and Berekley Blvd. ; • * • And finally, the development of new materJa!i OF WOODBRIDGE Tha Iselin Fife and Drum new phone and cable-laying tochntquea has made burl* Corps will meet Monday, 7 P. cable easier to Install, and more eoonomieal Remember: M., at the home of Robert Pain- ter, director, 28 Silzer Avenue. than in the past. As telephone service Ono full month of summer remains. The New member* are being ac- more and more lines will go undergr Y.E.S. of Woodbridge Township can provide you cepted, according; to Painter. No lines are with bright, capable young people, eager to work minimum age is specified, the But it still costs money. So Win maklngl the remainder of the summer, and/or part-time only requirement is an interest slowly on this project, to keep the cost of your for the fall. in martial musk. Person* under lKUr the age of ZX must ba accom- lh^J^ panied by a parent when apply. • It PHONE ing. Ext. The Session of the First Pres- 273 or byterian Church will meet Mon- 634-4500 274 ay, 8 P. M., in the church. BinRo games will be held Tuesday at St. Cecelia's air- :onditioned Lourdes and Fatima lalls. Early bird games begin it 7 P. M. and regular games t 8 P. M. • • • I New Jersey Bell The Jersey Aire1 Chorus oE PEBSQSA, Inc. (Society for lie Preservation and Encour- igement of Barbershop Quar- ets Singing in America) will hold a rehearsal-meeting Tues- day, 9 P. MH at VFW Port 2636 Headquarters, Kouta 07, A Subscriber* tells what it « * • means to have help when Th« Weight Watcher* Club, or men and women, 13 meeting you need it. reekly during the summer. I Now, while your and heating contractor fleeting* are held each Wed- "Possibly at timei you get complaints. Instead I'd like to «ay 'thanks' for your heating system., are taking it easy... time and courtesy. 1 have been apprecia- tive of your service (and help) the last few years. Thanks again".
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Woodbridge, N. J., Thursday, August 10, 1967 News Of The Week As Seen In Pictures
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"ADOPTS" YOUNGSTERS: In Its Initial clothing drive the Crippled Kiddies Committee nf Woodbridge Elks delivered a truek- THE RAIN AND HEARD'S BROOK: Combined to cause flood conditions once again on Pearl Street, Brook Street and Park II>;MI nf dean, washable clothing, plus a number of bicycles and toys, to the Woodbridge State School, Rahway Avenue. In the Avenue Thursday, causing considerable damage to cars parked at the railroad station parking lot. Flood conditions existed all pholo left to right, front, A. Martin Mundy, Louis Pirone, Director of Education at the school, Miss Barbara Ward. Director of over the Township due to the heavy rain. < il hih th Elk, h d C , , . 7 which the Elks has adppted and Charles Jaeger, co-chairman of the drive. In the rear are Michael Berko, chairman and Edgar Lourie. Standing at right next to the truck is Anthony fncandela with a bike and some of the toys.
DAWN HANSSON "OUR GENERATIONS: Of the Nagy family are shown at a family party. In the front center Is John Pysarchyk, fourth generation; on the left is Mrs. Stephen (Nagy) Pysarchyk, Henry CONTEST FINALIST: Dawn Street, Iselin, third generation; center is John Nagy, 80 Harrow Drive, Colonia, second gen- Hansson, aged S, daughter of eration, and Mrs. Pauline Nagy, on the right, of Louis Street, Woodbridge, first generation. INSPECT OUR ROADS: Five foreign engineers who are on a tour of the states to observe engineering design and construction Mr. and Mrs. Arne Hansson, for municipal streets prior to attending the International Asphalt Pavement Conference at the Universiy of Michigan, inspected 223 Raynor Street, Iselin, has local roads. Reports of Woodbridge"WAM" (Woodbridge Accelerated Method) reached their countries and they came here to been named a finalist in the ^fm Assembly Church confer with our engineer Charles ("Duke") Beagle. Seated, Jacques R. Lassalle, Paris, France; Beagle and Fred Hugo, South sixth annual "Little Miss Am- Alma. Standing, Ernest Harste, Jes M. Kirk and Thue B. J. Hansen, Denmark and Pat G. Megliola, Shell Oil Company. erica" contest which is now Plans Activities underway at Palisades Am- usement Park, ISELIN — Morning worship The contest is open to all service will be held Sunday at girls, 5 through 10 years of i 11:00, according to Rev. Harry age. They are judged in party W. Schaumburg, pastor of the dresses on beauty, charm, Iselin Assembly of God Church, poise and personality. Other services and activities The winner and her parents • for Sunday include; 9:45 A. M., receive an expense paid trip j Sunday School for all age levels, to Florida, a wardrobe of chil- s with ten classes from Nursery dren's sportswear and dress- through Adult; 11 A. M , Junior es, toys, a collection of rec- Church, for boy* and girls two ords, and an oil portrait. through eleven years of age; ind 7 P. M., Evangelistic Cm Rev. David Prince ^atle Service. The church nursery will be Sets Services available, under supervision for ISELIN - Rev. David I). AIRMAN II. F. YAGO small children up to two years Prince, pastor of the First Pres- of age, during the 11:00 ser byterian Church, announced two RECEIVES ASSIGNMENT: vices. worship services will take place Airman Hartmut F. Yago, Sunday morning, at 8:45 and son of Mrs. Marie A. Yago, 11 Services and activities for the MISS JANICE S. NAGY 10:15. D Street, Avenel, received his remainder of the week of the The church nursery will be first U. S, Air Force duty as- 13th have been scheduled as PLAN MAY WEDDING: available, under supervision, for signment after completion of follows: Tuesday, 9:30 A. M., Mr. and Mrs. John Nagy Jr., smaUeXjChildren up to four years his basic training at Lackland ladies prayer meeting; Wednes- 80 Harrow Drive, Colonia, MISS EVELYN H. MEYER of age during the 10:15 ser- AFB, Texas. day, 6:30 P. M., Missionettcs, have announced the engage- vices tyily, during the summer. junior and senior units, meet- ment of their daughter, Jan- ANNOUNCE ENGAGE- The airman has been assign- ing, and 7:45 P. M., Mid-Week The >Scnior High Fellowship ed to McChord AFB, Washing- ice Sophie, to Martin Richard MENT; Mr. and Mrs. Leo C. will have its regular meeting Bible Study and prayer ser- Andrejcak, son of Mr. and Meyer, 261 Old Post Road, ton, for training and duty as a Sunday evening, 7:30. vice; and Friday, 7:30 P. M., Mrs. Frank Andrejcak. 6tl Edison, announce the engage- fabric - leather - rubber repair Summer Medical Mission en- specialist. He becomes a mem- Christ's Ambassadors youth West Pond Road, Hopelawn. ment of their daughter, Miss group meeting. Evelyn Harriett* Meyer, to velopes (green) will be avail- ber of the Military Airlift Miss Nagy is a graduate of Command which provides glo- Woodbridge Senior High School KTliKY CURRICULUM CHANGES: Senator Clifford P. Case meets with United States Naval Robert Ross Fales, son of Mr. able In •the pew racks. Dona- tions given to the fund are used bal airlift, air rescue, aero- and Wilfred Beauty Academy. Aiadcmy Information Officers who are
IT'S (JVM TIMK: Snmr of (lie Township's typical rhilrirrn air shown in Iho gymnasium of CREATIVITY: I.ouls Stein is instructing children in the woodshop. They enjoy creating an ARTS AND CRAFTS: Are being taught these children of Colnnia Junior High Srhonl. They arc receiving instruction from l.ouis Kstok and Miss Jane article from the very beginning. In fact woodshop is one of the most popular activities for the Camp Pice, a program for atypical children being conducted Fair. boys. at Colonia Junior High School. Instructors art Misses Mar- guerite Heller and Leta Elek. By RUTH WOLK Camp Pace Program Is Very Popular Project WOODBRIDGE - Atypical children in the Township are en- joying a new experience at Drainage Can Camp Pace (Program for Achieving Creativity in Educa- tion) being held at Colonia Jun- Be Improved; ior High School under the direc- tion of Matthew J. Jago, assist- ed by Albina D'Alessio and Vic- toria Wisnefski, five dayi a Aid Needed week, 9:00 A. M, to 3 P. M. WOODBRIDGE — Regardless Funded under Title III of the Ramon Santiago, IS, of 12Reagan's Cilgo, Amboy Avenue, Elementary and Secondary Ed- of any drainage system which ucation Act of 1965, the Board York l.anc, Cnlonia, is one ofjWoodbridge, or at St. George feasibly may be constructed in of Education has opened a new the finalists in the 8th annual:Press, Avencl. the future, flooding such as oc- door to adventures in learning Miss American Teenager Con • • • curred here last week in many for the atypical children of the test at Palisades Amusement] The sixth annual picnic spon- sections of the Township due Township. Park. She will compete in the [sored by the Iselin Democratic to the rainstorm, will occur, [semi-finals, August 31. Last week these children were • Club will be held Sunday, start- Charles W. Beagle, director of taken to Shea Stadium, Bronx ing at noon, at GroU 2, Merrill the Department of Public Works, Zoo, Morristown National His- Miss Janet Garriola, 129 Park. Hamburgers, hot dogs, said today. toric Museum, Staten Island liloomfield Avenue, Iselin, has watermelon, ice cream, bever- Beagle, who last year was Ferry, Roosevelt Park, Allaire been awarded a $900 scholar ages and corn will be served. honored in Washington, D. C, State Park, Turtleback Zoo and [ship at Temple University. She Democratic leaders in the State, as one of the top 10 engineers the Woodbridge Township Sum fwas also the recipient of the County and Township will be present. in the United States, has done mer Music School concert. I Faculty Gold Honors Award key engineering studies and has These field trips are just one jgiven to students who maintain planned a storm drainage sys- method Camp Pact usei to edu- (a high scholastic average dur '•Joseph Cifrodella, son of Mr. tem for Woodbridge designed to cate the children through en- ing the first two years "of col-|f>nd_Mrs. Angelo Cifrodella, 57 alleviat flooding under all by joyable, cultural and recreative lege studies. W. Warren Street, Iselin, was experience. SERVING ON COMMITTEE: For a dessert-bridge, sponsored by the Rosary-Altar Society of St. Cecelia's Church, August named to the dean's list at the the most adverse conditions such as last week's freak storm. The first week the youngsters 17, 8:30 P.M. in Lourdes and Fatima Halls, are members shown above. Standing left to right in the front row arc Mrs. Francis Alfred T. Eschbach. Ill, University of Dubuque, Dubu Juarez, Rev. John Gerety. Mrs. Robert Brandli; second row, Mrs. Walter Rechko, Mrs. William Henkle, Mrs. Walter ClKspak, j woodbridge. was the recipient que, Iowa. The plan, involving new drain- started out on a getting to know age installation for streets, im- you theme. This week and next Mrs. Edward Mejewskl; third row, Mrs, Eugene Farley, Mrs. William Zwaskis, Mrs. Robert Schmidt; fourth row, Mrs. Robert of a B. A. degree Sunday at Tarrant, Mrs. Robert Stovall, Mrs. Joseph Schirripa, and Mrs. George Corrigan. provements of all major stream week, the final week of th* conynencement exercises held Miss Isabel Logiudice, 44 Ra channels, provision for storm camp, youngster* will partici- by the University of Oklahoma pate in an exciting new experi- at the Memorial Stadium, Nor- ven Drive; Miss Linda Forman, drainage relief for current in- 47 Leslie Road; Miss Karen adequate installations, will cost ence away from home. They man, Okla. are staying at Camp Talcott, an Dessert-Bridge • • • Schwartz, 67 Cameo Place, all $11.5 million dollars, Beagle es- of Colonia; Miss Gloria Tait, timates. | overnight camp in Huguenot, Raymond Zirpolo, son of for- N. Y., for four nighti and fivt 130 Bedford Avenue, Iselin, and Woodbridge has applied to a Is Scheduled mer Mayor and Mrs. Walter Mist Linda Silver, 150 Main days. Fifty children «rt at- Zirpolo, New Dover Road, Co- number of federal agencies for tending this' week, and B0 more Street, Woodbridge, will be grants, but the Department of lonia, will be commissioned a graduated from Lyons Institute next week. By Church Unit second lieutenant in the Air Housing and Urban Develop- Nineteen certified teachers, of Medical and Dental Technol- ment, due to the lack of funds, Force on August 15. Raymond ogy, Newark, August 15. Miss teacher-aides and special in- ISELIN — St. Cecelia's Ros- was vacationing in Caracas, has turned down 2,200 such structors are teaching the chil- ary Altar Society is formulating Venezuela, when the earthquake Forman and Miss Schwarts projects throughout the United took the Medical Assistant-Lab- dren swimming, wood craft, plans for its fourth annual des- occurred. States. Turned down by the home arts, physical education sert-Bridge, Thursday, August oratory Technique Course while U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, and bowling. Educator* have 17, 8:30 P.M.,, in air-conditioned the others took the course in Beagle has pleaded Wood- found, in most cases, the handi- Tickets for the King Bros. Cir- Medical Laboratory Technol- Lourdes and Fatima Halls. Re- cus, being sponsored by the bridge's cause with Senator capped child will not retain un- freshments will be served. Door Woodbridge Township Jaycees ogy. Graduation exercises will Harrison A. Williams and Rep.til September the skill levels he prizes, grocery baskets, table may be purchased at Publix be held at Holiday Inn, Nrpad Edward J. Patten. Presently, had in June if his educational tokens and raffle prizes will be Pharmacy, 91 Main Street and Street. Newark. he is awaiting results of a Corps process is not continued through- featured. of Engineers study which the out the summer. The goals of Army is to present to f-nator Camp Pace are to prevent this Tickets are now being soH ariances on Colonia Williams, but due to past ex- academic regression and aid the and reservations being made for perience Beagle isn't too hope- children to use leisure time con- tables of four and tables of eight Mts Denied by Board ful. structively. Mrs. Walter Rechko, telephone WOODBRIDGE — Variance Because there is little use in In bowling, the atypical chil- number 283-0544, may be con- Implications which would have tacted for reservations. Improving the drainage system dren learn arithmetic by keep- reated four 50x100 lots at Flor- before adequate provision is ing scores and counting the num- The card party is under the About Your nee and Archangel Avenue, ber of pins knocked down. In Jolonia, were denied Monday made to allow water which will general chairmanship of Mrs. pass through the system to runswimming they learn to enjoy Francis Juarez and Mrs. Rob- light by the Zoning Board of off, Beagle has divided his plans the water. In home economic! ert Brandli, with Rev. John Home Adjustment. for stream improvement into they learn how to set a table Gerety, the moderator. Otner A garage need not be a clut- ThT Board unanimously ruled five stages — each to cost correctly, bake cookies, scram- chairmen are: Mrs. Robert tered unattractive place filled ihat George Laskay, applicant, $500,000. In this year's budget, ble eggs and prepare French Schmidt, hostesses; Mrs. Robert ailed to prove hardship and toast. The girls learn how to DISCUSSING LIBRARY BOOKS: At the new Colonia Senior High School library are William with garden tools and sporting under capital improvement, sew and in the wood shop the Tarrant, publicity; Mrs. Eugene Williams, left, vice priucipal, who was on the administrative staff of John F. Kennedy Memo- an oil stained floor. The garden noted that the bulk of the lots there is a provice to let con- Farley, tickets; Mrs, William n the vicinity has frontage of boys learn how to use and recog- rial High School and Or. Donald R. Geddis, principal. tools can be stored in an or- tracts to widen the stream bed nize tools to make new articles Zwaskis, table tokens; Mrs derly fashion in closets along 60 feet or more. Several prop- of a section of Pumpkin Patch erty owners appeared to object and repair old. Robert Stovall, food baskets; MRS. A. F. IIERCZOGII To Meet Needs the back or side walls. It is' us Brook and to improve the Mrs. Joseph Schirripa and Mrs. New Approach o the application, noting that A 14-year old girl expressed WOODBRIDGE — The funeral "We are going to attempt to ually tha disorder with which t failed to conform with the ex-stream which drains the sec her feelings regarding Camp Edward Mejewski, prizes; Mrs. i£ Mrs. Ary Farkas Herczogh, meet a need of not only the we store our garden tools that sting neighborhood. tion near Woodbridge Senior Pace as follows: I found that Rechko, reservations; Mrs. Wil-300 Linden Avenue, who died At Colonia High youngsters," the new principal takes up the room. High School into Woodbridge teachers are the best friends a liam Henkle, refreshments; continued, but a need expressed If you are buildings* new River. Tuesday at Perth Amboy Gen- native language. He is also pro person can have. They are the Mrs. George Corrigan, decora. ral Hospital, will be held to- by the community. We are, forhome, you should give thought Home Development At present, new drains are In-most dependable and important lions; and Mrs. Walter Chespak, ficient in French and Italian." example, preparing courses to and planning to your garage morrow morning at 8:30 at the New System stalled each year, costing ap- friends to me. I've had man/ program. ;eon J. Gerity Funeral Home, training boys and girls as Windows are well placed high Decision Set Tonight teachers and I liked them an. A new approach to teen teach- Nurses Aides. The theoretical planned for light and ventila proximately $100,000 in conjunc- Anyone interested in donation 411 Amboy Avenue, with a high WOODBRIDGE—A decision is tion with riad improvement pro- But I found counselors at Camp ing will be tried in Colonia, in training will be conducted hers tion. An attractive rack beside expected tonight on an applica- Pace the best of all. Teachers of prizes or canned goods may Mass of requiem at 9:00 at St. which groups of three teachers, at the school. The laboratory grams. Many back yards which James Church. Burial will be the house entrance from the tion of Chalet Village Inc., forformerly were under water are the best frlendi to have and contact Mrs. Juarez, 548-7776, or in English, science and math, experience will be obtained in garage can be designed to ac a 36 home development on a 7.2 I say this truly too. I like teach- Mrs. Robert Brandli, 549-0481, in St. Gertrude Cemetery, Co- augmented by a guidance coun- nearby hospitals with which we every time it rains now escape lonia. Friends may call at the commodate garden shoes, and acre site off Barron Avenue. A inundation. Beagle blamed the ers most of all because 'what selor, will work with small hope to affiliate. In addition rain attire. Another important previous application was for 16 they say is true. Miss Shannon, funeral home from 2 until 5 groups of youngsters. these students will have a reg- attitude toward planning in the cabinet should be built to lock homes on the same tract offered past and the failure of the peo McHugh and O'Donnell are very from 7 until 10 P. M. "We hope in this way, ex- ular program of elective teach- and be used to store such items by Frank Bertagna, realtor. dear to me. They help me with The widow of Julius Herczogh, plained Dr. Geddis, "that we ing. We will also have a dis- as hunting and sports equip pie 20 years ago to envision things I've never done. That's tributive education program to Neighbors have voiced strenu- Woodbridge as a municipality the deceased was a member of will be able to break down the ment. ous objections to the plan. Ob- why they are dear to me. Obituaries St. James' Church and resided impersonality of large high train students in distributive of over 100,000 residents. Among skiHs, both wholesale and retail Plants^can be used to create jectors were led by Robert the factors the engineer lists as They are taking me to places. n Woodbridge for the last 22 schools. The teachers and stu- Nagy, Terrace Avenue, who years. She formerly lived in dents will be constructively The pupils will go to school a a garden atmosphere. Since true complicating the storm drain- They are helping me. I've done JOSEPH SCOTCH working together and the teach half day and work a half day-' flower beds will usually be ou noted Prospect Avenue would age problem are streets which many things and gone to many Perth Amboy and was a native be closed and there would be a, places. My counselors please ISELIN — Funeral service, of Hungary. ers will get to know the young Exrta - curricular activities of the question, the effect can were installed at too low a grade sters very well." are also on the school program be achieved through massing big impact on the schools. He and homes built along those me very much. for Joseph Scotch, 63, of 163: Surviving are two daughters, also objected to flooding in the streets which prevents raising Oak Tree Road, who died Sui, Mrs. Martha Stimon, Metuchen; In the vocational area, the with a full athletic schedule. together plants and shrubs in school will be offering industrial Football, soccer and cross coun assorted tubs and containers. vicinity, the type of homes the streets above the grade of RECEIVES MEDAL lay at Muhlenberg Hospita Miss Olga Herczogh, Wood- planned. He said trees would the homes; stream beds to nar- bridge; five grandchildren; arts which is available in the try racing are on the schedule Some plants can be selected U. S. ARMY, VIETNAM - I'lainfield, are scheduled fo: with the opening of school. Dur be removed which presently row to accommodate the flow ol ;lii.s morning at 9:30 at th three greatgrandchildren; a other high schools. However, for color and some for size Specialist Four Joe Lowich, 21, there will be two brand new ing the winter months there will and others for their shape am: muffle the sounds from the rail- water introduced to them by the Thomas J. Costello Funera sister, Maria Farkas in Hun- road. drainage ysteni; storm sewer son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver V. courses available in power me be basketball and wrestling. Iujluxuriant growth. Lowich, 46 Parton Street, Home, Green Street and Coope: chanics and metal working. the spring the students will have casements which run through Avenue with the Rev. Donal< The high cost of building ha back yards, under buildings and Fords, received the Army ..Com- FREDERICK II. DEIK an opportunity to try out for made people take advantage ol TO GRADUATE Batjgs, pastor of the New Dove: outdoor track, baseball, arch- between housing making it im mendation Medal ln Vietnam, Methodist Church, officiating KEASBEY — Funeral ser I}9 yearns prior to moving to I every inch of house space am ISELIN — Miss Ruth Ann practical to increase their ca where he is serving with the vices for Frederick II. Deik, 80, Kendall Park nine years ago. ery, golf and tennis. !in many modern homes the ga Fricke, daughter of Mr. and ISurial will be in Holy Nam Dr. Geddis looked g parities; drainage provision uri first Infantry Division. IVmetery, Jersey City. of 45 Sandhill Road, Kendall He was retired as paymaster doubles as a den. A built Mrs. Robert L. Fricke, 142 Park der Rahway Avenue at Green Spec, Lowich earned the Park, South Brunswick, who at (lie Carborundum Company, can be used fo Avenue, will graduate from the A native of Italy, Mr. Scotc his new school and we left award for meritorious tervice died Tuesday at home, are Keasbcy. A native of Steelton, But ils main function|Germantown Dispensary and SStreet, , is inadequatqu e to carry formerly resided in Hoboken h n-easucy. * nauve ui a"-y«'»Mwitn the impression 15 ro a llitl Xhl f Ni as an interrogator in the bat- scheduled for tomorrow morn Pa., he was a member of the : ,, . ,,;,.h s>h™ h Wdbid Ri line moving here 10 years ago Senios nimr High School will be aii ° ?! "! <;; , weather-proof Hospital School of Nursing on drainage to the Woodbridge Riv talion's 1st Brigade. ing at 11:00 a,£ Flynn, and Son Royal Airanum. He was the c okout September 8. jer, a condition which has exist He was employed as a niechan model teaching inriitalfoni - » - With folding furniture, He entered the Army In Feh- Funeral Home, 23 Ford Avenue, husband of the late Mr. Mathil lhat ean be MSl1 stored wllPn A graduate of Woodbridge ed since the oldest residents ic. with, the Continental Baker; where pupils will receive- the. '' ruary 1966 and was stationed ( Fords, with the Rev. Herbert da Waklman Deik. mt u se ln a matlor of nil Senior High School, Class of ean remember; inadequate L'ompany, Woodbridge. He wa Hecht, pastor of Grace Evan- very best the Townshlfr (&n af- \ »' , - »- 1964, Miss Fricke is a member drainige pipes in some deve- at Ft. Holabird, Md., before ar- Surviving are two daughters, lord to give them. Ulcs an attractive garage can riving in Vietnam list August. i parishioner of the. Nqw X>mp geQcpi jLutheraq Church, Perth Mrs. Ruth DoMs, East Orange; become a den. of the choir, senior class presi- lopments and the necessity for Methodist Churchy Cotohia. Amboy, officiating.' Burial will Any family with children in dent, editor of the yearbook and widening streams. The specialist U a 1864 graduate Mrs. tV JfeberJf t witith BOARD TO MEET of Edison High School. Surviving are his' widow tie tt> Alpine Cemetery, < f erth r w WOODBRIDGE - A special their teens had better give this co-chairman of the Rose Carni- Other complications arise Rose; two daughters, Mn Amboy. Friends may call, at thewhom he resided; a son, Fre-meeting of the Woodbridge idea some thought. The garage val Committee at the School of when the State and County hive Z lorja Bubenhehner, Edison funeral home from 2 until 5 derick, Jr., Edison; four grand- Board of Education will be held is usually removed from the Nursing. She has accepted a the respoDslhlWy iOE-^Mla*!*, Man (s distinguished from all Mis. Josephine Zuecaro, I) and from 7 until 10 P. M. children ; three great-grand- Monday night at 8:00 o'clock at Hying quarteruarters ooff a home. and.position as pediatrip niuae -«tjsusuceh as the Route 35 underpass other creature* by the faculty the Administration Building, (he noisesp'"n' T "a 'hVnnf'e parfyTn'rV'er County Hospital, We-st'anmiel Hie Green Street imiler ot laughter, ih.:it; fixe RmntUvhildMn ftiuli Mc :i)£tk..iomi«i'i>L_caxu)«d iailhchildrena Sieri;. twHammondo sisters,. MrsInc.,. anBerd - 1 •nu ti Amboy and iu Keaobc'y Miss Edith IXik, Slceltou. 'School 'wilt C«Ui» Luiltt concern. 'UIC:>UT, l'a. at the lse-lin Railroad Alulc. -Ju»eph Addison. Thuriday, August 10, 1907
All Around the Town Hitters don't feel too "comfortable" in the batter's box wilh fireballer Bob (Woodbridge) Pirnik out there on the mound . . . It's about time we passed along a "well done" to Tony Russo- nanno for the no-hitter he tossed for Ihe Plumbers anil Fitters Union team against the Phils in the Fords-Clara Barton Senior Division . . . Matt (Indians) West has been hitting the long ball this sea .on ... Top-notch golfing twosome: Tom Woodland and Frank Hlavenka ... For a young pitcher Bob Mollenhoer has fine control and plenty of speed ... '< Local sports enthusiasts are still buzzing about the 7-0 recond ompiled by Bob Kasko's Woodbridgc High track squad. « • •
BUSY WITH FUND DRIVE: Members of the Colonia First Aid Squad shown above are busy Days That Used to Be BECOME PRODUCTIVE: Learning the basic essentials of automotive and auto body repair with preparations lor the fund drive which is now underway. Left to right are Richard Hewitt, "Backward, turn backward, o time in thy flight!" work, Employment Orientation Program participants and the handicapped learn to become assistant captain; George Juliano, chairman of the drive; Martin Dress, captain. Remember back when Barrons Emery Konick, Fred Buono- more productive members of society at Carteret. ore and Jim Lake were elected to the Board of Education during: Youth Week . . . Remember back when Port Reading's baseball field was! First Aid Squad Fund Council Votes groomed to the point where it was the best playable diamond! in the Township ... For Sewage Remember back when Coach John Tomczuk's freshmen ninei Drive Now Underway ost a heart-breaking 1-0 decision to Rahway . . . Remember back when Lou Homer staged those exciting wres COLONIA — In Colonia, the.operate the First Aid Squad ef Treatment Pact tling shows . . . First Aid Squad responds tojfieientlyy. Remember back when Bobby Simonson, the veteran pitcher- some GOO calls each year taking It is embarrassing for mem CARTERET — The Borough outfielder, hung up his spikes after being appointed to the police people of all ages and condi- bers to have to go doorto-iloor Council last Wednesday night force . . . tions to hospitals for various asking for donations and being /oted to join with Woodbridge Remember back when Brll Wanca managed the Mroz Tigers of reasons'; many "of "them "don't !{u5ned downd ,maDy time,s; ,C°: in the development of facilities Avenel ... Ionia residents are asked to or state mandated secondary Remember back when Dave Brown handled the pitching as- , y please mail donations now since reatment of sanitary sewage. signment for the Woodbridge A. A. in a contest against the Bal- would rather not be, but most the purchase of. oxygen, splints A resolution paving the way timore Orioles in a ganie played at the old Barron Avenue dia- nf them are alive, well and hap- bandages, and such cannot be 'or the jointure was approved mond ... py partly because of the prompt- made with promises. by a 5-1 vote with J. Charlej Remeber back when Richie Hardish pitched a no-hitler against ness, fortitude and wisdom of When it comes to a matter of the Carteret Jaycees ... the squad. Bohanek, the lone Republican life or death or anything in be m Council, dissenting. Remember back when The Craftsman's Club bowling team To accomplish Ihis necessary tween, there is no such thing as finished fifth in the State Bowling Championship matches . . . service, the group must have Bohanek said he was disturb- diplomatic immunity. Twenty •A about the prospect of clos- Remember back when Joe (Molnars) Brannigan clouted one equipment, supplies, and a place four hours a day the First Aid ing down the Carteret sewage of the longest home runs ever seen at the Sewaren field . . . to keep them, not to mention Squad is available for emergen reatment plant as provided in Remember beak when Betty Mitchell won a Babe Ruth Sports-1 the maintenance of the same. cies. George Juliano, chairman the council resolution. manship award . . . To keep everything in order, of the fund drive, and Martin Remember back when Herb Kutcher won acclaim for the out safely and surely, $12,000 per Dress, captain, ask all residents Democratic Mayor Thomas L. standing job he did as business manager for the Athletics . . year is the minimum cost to to "Help us help you!" Deverin pointed out that if the iroposed jointure receives state Learn to Fly approval there would be no eed for continued operation of What does it take to learn to fly? he Carteret plant. AGE: Anyone may receive a student pilot's license. However, you must be at least 16 before soloing and at least 17 before Deverin said primary and Woodbridge Rec League Standings being eligible to earn a private pilot's license. There are noj econdary treatment of sewage restrictions on upper age limits. Indeed, many people over! rom both communities would 65 hold current licenses. j handled at Woodbridge's .Senior League (Fast Pitch) | Peterson Classic Baseball PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: If you can pass an insurance^ Sewaren plant, which would be A. & 0. Sweet Shop 7 1 2nd HALF physical, you'll likely have no trouble obtaining a flight medical! ITED BY STATE: Harold Maddow, a member of the Carteret Board of Education, present* Pedogogues 7 l'tipperly's Pirates jxpanded for a more extensive C certificate, which is renewable every two yeras. Vision should] Arthur Lakatos, owner of the J & L Auto Body Shop, with State Department of Education, Di- Kolihas Cardinals 6 2JPicaro Construction operation.' be corrected to 20/30 or better, but physical handicaps are not vision of Vocational Education certificate for participating in the Carteret Cooperative Indust- Public Service 4 41 Giants If the Jointure becomes necessarily a barrier, provided they do not interfere with ability rial Education Employment Orientation Program as Francis E. Walsh, Teacher-Coordinator, Woodbridge 43's 3 5 Hitless Wonders reality the Carteret plant would to control an airplane. looks on. Left to Right: Harold Maddow, Arthur Lakatos, and Francis E. Walsh. Engelhardt Eagles 3 Zeroes be converted into * pumping PHYSICAL SKILLS: Flying requires no special physical abil- llalco Chemical 1 Fords Me Is tation. Carteret's sewage then ities beyond normal coordination which might be needed for >y Shenk. In our second pet Middlesex Yankees 1 Kings would be pumped directly to the driving an automobile. Modern aircraft virtually fly themselves how of the summer the win- GAMES PLAYED: Mustangs Sewaren treatment plant. and require only guidance from the pilot. A. & 0. 2, Pub. Ser. 0 Iselin Saints ners were Kay and Lyn Can- Bohanek expressed concern TRAINING: Your first few hours in an aircraft will be spent Pedogogues 3, Kolibas 2 GAMES PLAYED: PLAYGROUND NEWS dido, and Paula Dalulick. bout the future of the present learning basic control maneuvery—level flight, turns, climbs, Engelhardt 4, Wdge. 43's 3 Picaros 4, Kings 3 and guides. You'll soon advance to making takeoffs and land- LYMAN AVE.: - Brian Burke mployees at the Carteret plant Yankees 9, llatco 0 Cipperlys 3, Hitless Wonders 1 ings under guidance of your instructor. Within 8-12 hours you'll was elected captain of our new Deverin, however, stated empha- INDUSRIAL LEAGUE make your first solo flight, a never-to-be-forgotten experience. INMAN AVE.: — At our west- plaque is David Schaber. Play ically that none would lose ly organized softball team. National Division After some 40-50 hours of training, you should have your private ern sing-along Tuesday evening, ground winner Gary Friedman their jobs because of the joint Rogue Cordero won first plac» Gulton Industries 7 pilot's license. Tommy Duggan won first prize went on to win first place in in making JFK wall plaques; system. Deverin also indicated the township competition for his General Dynamics 5 Local Delegates TESTS: Before receiving your license, you will take a Federal for his rendition of "Home on Linda Neibank and Nancy Estes later that some of the 14 em- the Range". He also accom- comb case. Checker finding con- _ 1 less Oilers 4 Aviation Agency written exam showing that you are familiar cams in second and third re- ployees are at or near retire- panied himself on the harmoni- test winners are David Schaber, Rnnson Corporation 1 with such things as navigation, weather procedures, radio spectively. Cape Cod berry Attend Assembly ment age. ca and treated us to brief chorus Arthur Dangel, Timmy Jost, Witco Chemical 0 communication, basic theory of flight, etc. You will also dem- scoops kept many children busy He said reduction of the pre- onstrate basic flying ability to an FAA examiner. You will be of "I Wish I Were in Dixie". and Henry Rozmus. Natvar Corporation 0 ISELIN — Delegates from th or over two hours with glueing sent Carteret work force would well drilled beforehand by your flight instructor and should haveJoe DeSimone won first prize American Division Iselin Congregation of Jeho- LONGHILL: - It was a busy and painting the pre cut wood. Ideal Way Movers 6 be accomplished by attrition no trouble with the tests. in a talent contest held Monday vah's Witnesses returned UUL week of volleyball, four squares Bob Fink, Gary Cordero, Mark only. HOW ABOUT EXPENSE? It will be less than you think. You when he played "Day Tripper" Colonial Pipeline fi week from Jersey City where basketball, and arts and crafts can learn to fly at less expense than for many hobbies. Most on his guitar. Jeffrey Roy came St. Marie, and Rogue Cordero Valentines 5 they were in attendance with Regulations of the New Jer- for Longhill Park members. En aircraft dealers offer finance plans which will permit you to learn in second for his version of were chosen for the winner's Krim-Ko 2 32,283 others at the "Disciple sey State Department of Health thusiastic boys and girls par for $10 a week or less. circle in this event. llatco Chemical 1 making" assembly held ,a< and the Interstate Sanitary the skate. ticipated in at rubber horseshoe YOUR NEXT STEP: Visit your nearest airport and talk with HIGH SCHOOL: — Wednesday Mineral Chemical 1 Roosevelt Stadium. Commission will require sec SCHOOL #25: — School 25 tournament and Junior Olympic (JAMES PLAYED: ondary treatment of sanitary a dealer or flight school. won another game over Menlo try-outs. he playground was invaded by Dynamics 13, Gulton 11 According to John B. Dufner, sewage as a safeguard agains Park to make their standing 5-0. BLANDFORD AVE: - AU the Mary Poppins, a Hollywood Star Ronson 12, Dynamics 8 presiding minister of the Iselin future pollution of waterways. Hobby contest winners 0,were and several other fastinating group, the entire program wa Stilt Going Around children participated in arts Slow Pitch Organization The Woodbridge Township Gail Smith, Renee Dfmn, Mickey ovelies because we had a mas- UNIVERSAL DIVISION designed to assist the Witnesses If you're looking for a "soft touch" on the links don't pick and crafts and Dewilla Adams Committee Tuesday night turn Baldwin, Judy Schwing, Joe querade contest. Certificates Port Reading Fire Co. 8 in their Bible education anc Frank (Chevron Oil) Hay as an opponent turned in the best berry scoop d down a proposal to join the Krasnica', George Huha, Mark were awarded for the outstand- Pub 6 spiritual growth. Andy Ludwig, captain of the Woodbridge Police Revolver The special event of the week Middlesex County Sewerage Au Team, shot three perfect '300* scores in last season's Tri-County Menafro. Winners of the crack- Pirate Day, was postponed due ng costumes. Schrelners fi The regular meeting scheduli thority as a solution to the prob Police League competition er-whistling and bubble gum to showers. Fords File Co. 6 will be resumed at the loca BOYNTON: - Winners of the lem of expensive secondary You just have to classify Pete Coluzza, Richard Van Liew, blowing wera Nancy Dunn, QUIGLEY PARK: - On Tues arts and crafts projects were St. Cecelia's K. of C. 3 Kingdom Hall, 73 Edwar Tommy Dunn, Dawn Baldwin, treatment. Mike Florio, Marc Manzione and Paul Russell as real bowling day, August 1, arts and crafts Diane Christofferson and Tina Hopelawn Fire Co. 3 Street, this week. T' — my Bonavico, and Joe Kras- Instead, Woodbridge voted to "comers". Representing the Avenel Junior Boys League, these • •••><; held presenting Wally the Cafice. A pet show was held Au- Molnars A. C. 3 Sunday, 3:00 P.M., the publii expand its Sewaren plant and youngsters copped top honors in the annual New Jersey Junior nica. Woodbridge Dragon. Susan Do. Avenel Fire Co. 2 lecture, "Divine Pronounce guest 2nd and the following were accept Carteret as member of Boys championships held in Greenbrook JR. HI: As the minick made Wally into a gen Sanitation Department 2 ' ments Expose Death - Dealin; awarded certificates for their the proposed joint system Woodbridge Patrolmen Patrick J. Devlin rates praise for his summer progresses the children tleman with a curly mustache CONTINENTAL DIVISION Spirit of the World", will be of winning pets: Shelley Ochsner pending state approval. fine efforts in behalf of the Junior Rifle League sponsored by are busier than ever playing and a new little bow tie. Woodbridge Teachers 8 : fered by Chester R. Whitney for her camellion, Theresa Hap Edgar Hill Mens Club 8 : the Woodbridge Police Jr. Rifle Association . . . hard and creating their individ- FORDS PARK: — A genera the local congregation. At 4:01 Deverin said Carteret official: pel for her eat, Keith Raviaoll Woodbridge Cardinals 5 If you'd like to see Mickey (Phils) Baldwin smile just ask ual masterpieces with clay, pop- clean-up was held on the play a study of the Bible and _. studied four alternates before for his rabbit, and Diane Chris- Woodbridge K. of C. 4 him about that four base clout he knocked out for the Phils sicle sticks, and construction ground and all participated, Watchtower Bible Journal will deciding to join with Wood tofferson for her cat. Don Bosco K. of C. 3 in their 4-2 triumph over the Phils. paper. Eliminations are going Arts and crafts are a favorite take place. bridge. Brennans 3 on for the Junior Olympics to at the park and everyone is REGINA: — Those who par- The other possibilities includ Woodbridge Jaycees 2 be held later this month. The enjoying activities from clay ticipated in a scavenger hunt ed joining the Middlesex Coun Fords Colts 45 2 special event of the week was modeling to baseball. included David LaBracio, Matt- Physical Exams ty Sewerage Authority or th Lucky Spot Market 2 a pet show of which the winner KEASBEY: — The awards fo hew Yanchuk. Kevin Szczeck, Rahway Valley Sewerage Au GAMES PLAYED: JUST PARAGRAPHS was a bunny rabbit. his week's arts and crafts wer< Ricky Wells, Brian Conroy, Mi- For Colonia High thority, or constructing its own Molnar A.C. 15 Hope. Eng. 9 COOPER AVE.: — Children given to Ron Tankiewicz, Venus chael Farano, Tommy Servilla, Fords Fire Co. 5, Pub 3 COLONIA — Colonia Senior secondary treatment plant. Ricky LaBracio, and Patti Ser- Mother's little man usually receiving recognition \ for ithe Balasic, Doreen Kress, and P.R. Fire Co. 14, Don Bosco 7 High School football, soccer Deverin said affiliating with villa. The team who found 24 turns out to be just that. best arts and crafts of the week Frank Castro. The best sand Cardinals 15, Colts '45 12 and cross country candidates, Woodbridge "is the" most sensi * • • are Sandy Reino and Mickey were designed by Ricky out of 30 items consisted of Sanitation 8, AVe, Fire 4 including managers, will un- ble and most economical so There is little honesty left in Guarracino. The Girls Softball Policastro. Venus Balasic, Jim- Tommy Servilla, Patti Servilla Sehreiners 17, St. Cecelia 2 dergo physical examinations lution." He said the possibilities conversations these days. team of Cooper Ave., defeated my Policastro, Michael Hurte and Ricky LaBracio. Wdge K. of C. 23, Jaycess 1 on August 18th and August of obtaining federal or state ai • • • Kennedy Park with a final score AVENEL PARK: _ A hobbj Brennans 7, Lucky Spot 1 25th at 1:00 P.M., in the Co- are greater in a joint operation STORK CLUB Teachers 13, Edgar Hill 7 lonia Senior High School med- Church is one place you can of 16-2. Toni Guarracino, Nan- contest was held on Wednesday "and we think such an arrange New arrivals recorded re Edgar Hill 20, Molnar's 2 ical room. always get something for noth- cy Parisi, and Pat Nikiper all August 2, and the contestant; meat would be the most efficien cently at the Perth Amboy Gen received winning positions in SOCIAL SECURITY Football candidates will re- ing. were Susan Stitt, Diane Ozl, for us. eral Hospital include: Qieitioni and Answer* ceive shoes on August 18, the jacks tournament. Donna Mae Torres, Darlene From Iselin, a son to Mr. and Howard G. Houghton, 1967. Most people have some good K'lCKNELL: — The winners Hoffman, Jodie DePalma, Don P. S. Express Tuesday, 8:00 P. M., at King Mrs. John Schneider, 139 Ben of the week s r[s nd erafls na Drumgould, Donna Sterncs District Manager inlhem7and ail' people some , T' f « n dom Hall, Grand Avenue an der Avenue; a daughter to Mr. Susan Buskin and Suzanne ky, and Mary Jo Torres. Prize ISSUE FOOTBALL SHOKS and Mrs. Spero Tsairis, 23 evil. 1. Q. I became disabled last 807 Wood Avenue in Iselin, am Novak. Certificates for the were given to the first and sec BUSES ISELIN — All candidates Iselin Parkway. month. Since then, 1 have been at 178 Karkus Avenue, Wood stuffed animal contest v/vrv ond place winners. in two hospitals and have had for football at John F. Ken bridge, the regular Bible stud; It is easy to go to war, but From SewA(en, a daughter to awarded to Lynn Petty, Judy HOFFMAN BLVD.: — Hoff three doctors. Should 1 go to = to = nedy Memorial High School groups will meet. Mr. and Mrs. William Sullivan ending the thing is more com- plicated. Bryan, Alison Theigi'sen, Ste- man Blvd. Playground was th. them and get medical reports in Iselin will have their foot- 532 Old Road. ball shoes issued on Friday, Tonight at 7:25 the ministr • • • ven Thcrgesen, Joan Wujcik, Be scene of a little ladies beaut; before 1 file for disability? From HopeHawn, a son to Mr linda Martorelli, Robin Marlo- While th August 18, at 12 o'clock and/ school will be conducted If you can't laugh at your- parlor this week, A. No. We will be glad l« Kingdom Hall with the ministr; and Mrs. Alfred Buttacavoli, 35 relli, Jeffrey Jensen, apd Sam In clean-u ATLANTIC or 5 o'clock in the gymnas self, learn to occupy your time boys participated assist you In getting the neces- development course schedule Clyde Avenue. my Theryesen. Hobo Day cer-and safety events, the girls tool 1U111. with a good hobby. sary medical reports to sup- RACE for 8:30. From Woodbridge, a daughter tificates were awarded to (.re a day off to have their hail port your claim, once you have to Mr. and Mrs. Chen-San Shin gory Mee-han, Suzanne Novak, done and nails manicured b; TRACK submitted your application. CITY The world would he a nice: 138-A Roanoke Street; a son to BUS EXCURSION Kathy B 11 r k P, and Debbie Ihe older members of the park PLAN BANQUET WOODBH1DGE - Middlesex place to live in if just abou Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wagenhof Coombs for their outstanding The waist-length hair of Audre 2. Q. When I filed for disalii'll- W*4n*tday* and Sulurttayt and WOODBRIDGE - The Mi< everybody didn't have an axe County Exempt Firemen's As costumes Frcund was piled into the win ty, 1 was told that Uiere was a Monday S#pt. 4 through Oct. 7 dlesex County Exempt Fir fer, 176 GrenvUle Street, sociation and Middlesex Coun- grind or a motive behind h: MEKRILL PARK: — Brian ning coiffure and others wen 6-month waiting period. My (or her) behavior. men's Association announcec From Fords, a daughter to ty Firemen's Association will checks hive started now, but Buses Leave Main & School Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D'Andrade, awarded for hairdressing am plans for a banquet, Novembe conduct a bus excursion, Octo jMcCabe has the smartest dog I have never received my bark Sts. at H:00 a.ro. on 12 Wiateria Drive; a daughter in the park — she climbs the styling. 18, at St> Anthony'a recreation ber 15, 1:00 P.M., from the pay for those 6 months. Why to Mr. and Mn. Chester Kinal sliding board and then rides PROSPECT AVE.t - The win Wednesdays, (Sets* 10:30 Charlie Brenner's hall, West Avenue. Port Bead Perth Amboy Exempt Home, not? a.m.) ing, with Edward Kennedy serv- 9 March Place; a ion to Mr. and Rector Street, to New Jersey down. Stuffed animal contest ners in the clean-up contes A. No payment is made for Sport Shop, Inc. ing as chairman. Music fo: Mrs. Joseph Kreldewis, 75 Firemen's Home, Boonton. Res winners were Kevin Wertz, I-ois were Margaret Goodaeart, Lar Brandywine Road. ervations must be made by Oc-Daniels, Leslie Daniels, Janet 1 y and Ronald Paola, and Tom the first 8 months of a disa- feu far dancing will be furnished b: $475 Round Trip nlJNllNU, AU4 1IKKY The Blue Velvets and reserva From Carteret, a son to Mr, tob,er 8 according to an inmoiiii- Korab, and Vince Sperra. my t'oncannon. In the peanu bility. The seventh month of OlilMKIU l'iUllll-MDM' cement by Edward Kennedy,' COLONIA #22: ^— Ails and hunt the winners were Nanr a disability is the beginning of I'M Imuf St.. Bullimj — If! llH,ii .ions sliiaild bo made by N and Mrs. Stanley Zagleski, 40 fUBiic tavicE cooRBimTpB TBAHSP ORT vwrtw u* - .„,,.„„ r.oartfT-Pir.ss Thursday, August 10, 1067 PAGE ELEVEN l.VAiM. NOTICES LVAIM. NOTICES LKGAI. NOTICE I,E(JAI NOTICES
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v ATTENDS WORKSHOP Fox, 30 Spencer Avenue, at Tun Caluirn l?oy$ (i:-i(iskcl, Klmonl at the' Rtfresthh) liorffoH'rila'ritlayy * WJffV'^ COLONIA — Mrs. Marvin tended a workshop for leaders I'lciT, ami Mie.ppnd Rosen-and Saturday. "c may be Just • little boy of Parent Teacher Association lln'tl Fair for 1/. /). ih-.I, son oi Mr. and Mrs. Abe A total of $12.M was realized at heart, but you can't amusa units recently at Newark Stale CO I,ON I A Two K! yciir i \ \ Grand Opening AUK. IT * 18 Hosenthal, fl.l Klmwl Place, ami donated to the Muscular him with lollipops and marhles. 1 College, Union. neiII' - I'l/'riiiinnliliorhitnii l \ Illllyoungstersi L^ni I I .1 I, iLIIII'.'inl Watch this (laitinkcl, Mm of Mr, and Mrs planned a carnival and fun fair Dystrophy Fund. I - Gotport, PcnsacoU, Fli. v itT JUNIOR COUNSK1.OR IK IF, MTTS ,'A|lTKRKr _ Mlss Tony Del Vac- Dnlinioh is ono of the .luninr ehlo. prop. Counselors from this 1 working at the School of Ihe , ( arlrrft Outdoors this summer.
Dependability, Satisfaction Guaranteed CROWN HOME APPLIANCE big savings on all ML RETURN FROM BAHAMAS: Shown aboard the SS OCEAN- MAGTAG automatics IC on their return from a cruise to the Bahamas are Mr. and MM. Joseph Karol, 37 Atlantic Street, Menlo Park Ter rare, on the left and Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas 8. Space, SO SERVICE CHARGES • FEATURE PACKED LONG Ethel Street, Menlo Park Terrace, on the right. Both coupled LIFE MAYTAG were celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. • 5 YR GUARANTEE ON TRANSMISSION ASSEMBLY • FREE REPAIR OR EXCHANGE OF DEFECTIVE PARTS ON CA1INET Playground Schedule KIND For The Week of August 14 LOW, LOW SALE PRICES! 1 Schedule of Seventh Week's Activities on the Play- grounds. Monday August 14, 1967 When You Open A Regular Personal No Cash Down . , . 3 YRS. to Poy antAT NIW 5Q5I 10:00 Swim Out for Shorecrest Area for 1O9A ELIZABETH AVE , ELIZ., OPEN DAILY 'lit Sandy Hook Park Bus leaves Carteret WADRANTY*lf 4 P.M.'MON. 'TIL 8 P.M.'THURS. 'TIL ? P.M./ Park CHECKING ACCOUNT EL 2-8674 1:00-3:00 Arts and Crafts U. S. Metals Play- ground •THERE ARE NO SERVICE CHARGES PERTH AMBOY NATIONAL BANE 2:00 Balloon Blowing Contest Bernard of Any Kind If You Maintain FIVE CORNEM, PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Street 3:00-5:00 Arts and Crafts Parkview Playground A minimum Balance of $200 Plaas* t«nd m* Informatioi Tuesday August 15,1967 cards on your "NO CHARGE" iresfottt 1:00-3:00 Arts and Crafts Shorecrest Playground CHECKING ACCOUNTS. I. 2:00 Balloon Blowing Contest Cornell Es- BANK BY MAIL FREE... O Individual Account D Jetot tates 3:00-5:00 Arts and Crafts Carteret Park We Pay Postage Both Ways NAME ... $1 Wednesday August 16, 1967 ADDRESS 1:00-3:00 Arts and Crafts John Street Play- WRITE OR FILL OUT BRAKES ground CITY ...t. iTATl .... 2:00 Balloon Blowing Contest U. S. Metals < COUPON FOR INFORMATION 3:00 - 5:00 Arts and Crafts Grant Avenue Thursday August 17,1967 1:00-3:00 Arts and Crafts Liberty Park RELINED 2:00 Balloon Blowing Contest Parkview Playground CARTERET OFFICE All Four Wheels 3:00»-5:00 Arts and Crafts Bernard Street Play- ground PERTH AMBOY NATIONAL BANK Friday August 18,1967 Most American Cars 1:00-3:00 Arts and iQrafts Cornell Estates 25 COOKE AVENUE, CARTERET Self Adjusting Brakes $2 More 2:00 Doll Contest Shorecrest Playground 3:00-5:00 Arts and Crafts O E O Center ADVISORY BOARD BENJAMIN BERTMAN JOHN KOLIBAS IS1DOR J. WEKS In taking revenge a. maij )i bui ALEXANDER COMBA LESTER SABO JOSEPH WEISS BRAND NEW ven with his enemy, but in pas ABRAHAM D. GLASS WALTER SCHONWALD GEORGE EHRENKRANZ ing- It over he is guperio*. for ii a prince's part to pardon. • Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Member Federal Reserve System '67 FIAT -Francis Bacoi 11M R 4D«r Heater, defroster, vinyl backet •eati. W.W. tires: windihleld YOUR LOCAL TIRE DEALER washers, front disc brakes: safety belts; 4 ipMdt forward; undcr- coatini! E<IRECO. ONLY *1595 AMBOY AND CONVERY BLVD. Rahway Motor Car Co. Authorized FIAT Dealer WOODBRIDGE.. ME 4-0893 100.1 ST. QEOKGEa AVKNUE EAIIWAX FT! t-HM When we talk about INVENTORIES labor supply, we're DISAPPEARING "working"for more jobs for New Jerseyans
We know that industries locate in areas where the pool of skilled and semi-skilled workers is abundant. So we've been advertising across the nation to tell America's business community that New Jersey's excellent labor supply is one of the chief reasons why industry succeeds in the Garden State.
Competition between states for attracting new industry is intense because new industry means new jobs, new prosperity and a new shot in the arm to the state's entire economy. Public Service is right in the thick of the battle, and it's simply one more way we contribute to the continuing growth and strength of New Jersey'* economy.
C AND GAC LEADER-PEES?? — , August. 10, 10R7
Johnny Mdlinowski, with 2nd Gallant, Brinn Kriinf, Michael DiM:;nn u.is niad« by John Rlp Jo Ann Ilanilrrhan. We and 3rd plae« respectively. Arway. Dennis Nrrdhiiin, Huh ilnwski. a leader, three assistant* for ard MatiKione, and Nicholas this werk, Rusty Shirick. Jean- CLOSED FOR VACATION PLAYGROUND NEWS BUNN8 LANE:—This month's j Pavlonnis. STRAWBERRY llll.L: - Our i ette Clio is our clean-up chair- j pet. contest winners ara Fluff rook -out wai held on Friday,! man and Eva Puskas our safe- AUG. 27th to SEPT. 5th BUFFKR STRIP: — Winners O'Neill, Taruan Collins, Boots July 2fl. The children oarh ron ly chairman for the week. COI.ONfA itl<: - Arli and b.ill q.iinr anil a moihpr- Britlon, Freddy MeQuinn, Pret in 111? clay modeling rimti'sl, Iriliulrd money and the mnnn crafts winners wtrc Tlirorlorc daiiRhtor volleyball yami1. ly Boy Murphy, Kddie McQuinn, were Patlin. DiMciggin. Cathy consisted of hambiirRiTs, hot Rroronski. Deborah Rrangslnn, and Susie Dellon. This week's pr, and winners of Ihft sand docs, watermelon, hcvciaRcs, To learn, one must listen, and that's what throws many of us Ynsrlyn Barnotl. Winner in the HAfiAMAN HKKiHTS:—Win- arts and crafts winners are. •aslle contest were Dave Strick- and rookies. Many thanks RO to MIKE'S HAS THE potato snrk race was .John Bob ners in Ihe model display were Tommy O'Neill, Leslie O'Neill, and and Ken Wilkowski. Clean Allan Stewart who was our chef. Mike McDcrmoti and .loo Ma- knskir Doll show winners were and Kddie McQulnn. Winners of ip contest, winners wnrc. Scott Winners fif Ihe hike race were "Say It With Floweri" |n linowski. .\m?ii<';in league won fir.I, [''alice Benss n: second, /elasqtipz, Patlie DiMaggio. Paul Sliarick, Brian Cannizzaro, from Iho wiffleball Hiimc Dawn I)e- the clay modeling contest were Susan Keycya; third. Dob Cathy Mayer. and Rilly Hacker. The Miss Nitlis is our new Miss Hasa- Eddie Collins, Timmy Burke, BrnRston. 'Strawberry Hill hcaiily contest WALSHECK'S BEST GIANT SIZE Michael Scdlak, Leslie O'Neill, man Heights with her atten- EAST (JREEN STRKKT: - In was held and Miss Jeanette Klin and Karen Kociban. KENNEDY PARK: — Winner dants Drbby Wal.er, Uo.seann rts and crafts we made herry was chosen as this year's Miss for the'Kennedy Plaque was aand Lorra Harhilo. Nature ex- coops with the award for theStrawberry Hill. Winner of our hibit winners were Tom Cole GLEN COVE: - Arts and Tinnmy T. who never gave us crafts awards went lo Waller lest fioinR to Venccnt Cmida. Halloween Costume parly werr his last name, flans for this and Drbby Indian, who tied Bafiinski, Michael Arway, Nan- 'he best Wally Ihe Wondbriilfip. Johnny I.arsen, .Toe Sanlura and week include a father-son soft- for first plarr; Dohhy lleil and SUB cy Kasha, Joseph Saphire, Brian Keane, and Debbie Kasha. Pre- liminary tryouts were held to DON'T MOVE! determine our representatives in the Junior Olympics. 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